The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

witness legal definition of witness. witness synonyms by the …
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witness 1) n. a person who testifies under oath in a trial (or a deposition which may be used in a trial if the witness is not available) with first-hand or expert ..

impeach v. 1) to attempt to prove that a witness has not told the truth or has been inconsistent, by introducing contrary evidence, including statements made outside of the courtroom in depositions or in statements of the witness heard by another. 2) to charge a public official with a public crime for which the punishment is removal from office. One President, Andrew Johnson in 1868, was charged with violation of federal laws in a politically-motivated impeachment, but was acquitted by the margin of one vote in a trial held by the Senate. President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 rather than face impending impeachment charges brought by the House of Representatives in the Watergate affair, in which he obstructed the investigation and lied to Congress about his participation. Several federal judges have been impeached and nine have been found guilty by the Senate.

I know all that!



That's the reason why I'm leaving the decision up to the jurors.

But what he told the police is evidence of the trial, and it can be held against him - if the jury wishes to proceed with that conclusion.

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witness legal definition of witness. witness synonyms by the …
legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/witness
witness 1) n. a person who testifies under oath in a trial (or a deposition which may be used in a trial if the witness is not available) with first-hand or expert ..

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impeach v. 1) to attempt to prove that a witness has not told the truth or has been inconsistent, by introducing contrary evidence, including statements made outside of the courtroom in depositions or in statements of the witness heard by another. 2) to charge a public official with a public crime for which the punishment is removal from office.

One President, Andrew Johnson in 1868,
was charged with violation of federal laws in a politically-motivated impeachment, but was acquitted by the margin of one vote in a trial held by the Senate. President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 rather than face impending impeachment charges brought by the House of Representatives in the Watergate affair, in which he obstructed the investigation and lied to Congress about his participation. Several federal judges have been impeached and nine have been found guilty by the Senate.

Zimmerman's lies are all self serving, therefore, one can conclude that al of Zimmerman's statements that are self serving are lies or at a minimum can not be depended on.

"Cannot be depended on" is right. But if you can't depend on Zimmerman's Fox-Noise interview for the truth about the confrontation, that doesn't mean we know that Zimmerman committed murder or manslaughter. It means we don't know the truth about the confrontation. And when "we don't know", the jury must presume innocence and acquit.

Clinton was not charged with anything; you're a ******* dummy! The two charges were dropped. The GOP went hunting for bait, and found nothing!

It was a private sexual indiscretion. Now, the GOP wants to go into women's vagina.

Try to figure that one out, dumbshit.

And when "we don't know", the jury must presume innocence and acquit.

"We don't know" is not a reason to acquit. We can never know anything for certain.

Impeached on false grounds. They didn't find anything to impeach. They DROPPED IT.

Clinton was not charged with anything; you're a ******* dummy! The two charges were dropped.

C. I. loves leftist prejudiced lexicography,
that omits the impeachment of Bill Clinton.

What does that tell us about C. I. 's credibility??

I have a test for everyone:

Change everything 180 degrees. Trayvon is in Zimmerman's shoe - a trial for killing George with a claimed self defense defense, claiming George was walking through the neighborhood looking suspect. All the same evidence with Jeantel being a friend of George but is more educated and presentable in court. George is still neighborhood watch, but a minor. Trayvon is a respectable black man, but not neighborhood watch.

Is your gut feeling still the same? Mine is.....but, I think Trayvon would have been immediately arrested and given a bail he couldn't meet. The trial would also not have received national attention and would already have been over with Trayvon in prison for many years.

No, history happened as I have described them.

Clinton remained the president after the impeachment was found to be groundless.

Definition of impeach (vt)
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im·peach [ im pch ]
accuse official of offense: to charge a serving government official with serious misconduct while in office
cast somebody out of public office: to remove somebody such as a president or a judge from public office because of having committed serious crimes and misdemeanors or because of other gross misconduct
bring charges against somebody: to charge somebody with a crime or misdemeanor

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Definition of impeach (vt)
Bing Dictionary
im·peach [ im pch ]
accuse official of offense: to charge a serving government official with serious misconduct while in office
cast somebody out of public office: to remove somebody such as a president or a judge from public office because of having committed serious crimes and misdemeanors or because of other gross misconduct
bring charges against somebody: to charge somebody with a crime or misdemeanor

As I've said, they were all DISMISSED. The accusations were groundless.