together a report because so many of the key witnesses are people that would be relied upon, now got in trouble for lying to the government. have to put them on the stand. but maybe they work in a written report. of course, if they work in a written report because in a written report, unlike at trial, you get these very gifted, skillful prosecutors, who basically outline what their testimony would be, and they put it in a way that is much more articulate then what comes out in a trial, where it is a very human process, and people s testimony doesn t match up, and you have to reconcile inconsistencies and the like. shannon, that s a lot of camouflage over what the main problem is, which is, as far as it mueller is concerned, there is no underlying crime against the president. so to the extent that a number of people say that here s mueller rolling up all the little fish to get to the big fish, and a real criminal
the officer that just commented is absolutely right as i think was the previous officer. the rules on the use of deadly force to stop somebody from fleeing are very clear. and they were established in tennessee v.garner. you have to reasonably believe that the use of deadly force is necessary to prevent the risk of death or serious bodily injury to yourself or somebody else. and the the emphasis is on the term reasonable which is why these camera the body camera ands dashboard cameras are so useful in these cases. the prosecutor and ultimately the jury are going to have to look at this and see whether or not the officer s claimed fear assuming he asserts that at trial, that he was in danger of death or serious bodily injury and needed to use deadly force to prevent that was reasonable. that is why the cameras are so useful here.
in the neighborhood. this is the theme defense went with at trial. we don t have to extrapolate or imagine. that was the theory of the case and it was not challenged by the prosecution. he said in closing, this is not about race. they didn t want to go near it and neither did angela perry. this national discussion moving forward, we know reverend al sharpton is on the phone call with leaders of naacp and other civil rights leaders, about how they move this forward. we ll take a break and continue our discussion of george zimmerman found not guilty. in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit for seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. rano peace, no justice. no peace, no justice. no peace, no justice.
went with at trial. we don t have to extrapolate. we don t have to imagine. that was their theory have to case and it was not challenged by the prosecution who said in closing, this is not about race. what does this mean in this national discussion going forward? we know the reverend al sharpton right now with civil rights leaders about how they move this forward. we ll take a break and continue our discussion of the george zimmerman verdict found not guilty. in the sort court of the 18th judicial district for seminole county, florida. the state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict. we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty.
tell your child? if you run from someone with a gun, that inherently puts knew danger of being shot. if you fight someone with a gun and they shoot you, you can be put on trial for your own murder. and suddenly your little bean pole boy is a menacing murderer who tried to kill someone with a slab of concrete. and you don t recognize this boy. and now anything they ve ever tweeted. if they listen to hip hop lyrics, all of a sudden those lyrics were something they thought of. they weren t lyrics that every kid, white, black, hispanic, now they have remade your boy into something else. i just think about sybrina fulton. i did a walk and talk interview with her. and i started off by asking her, tell me her memories of her son as a child shelf got about four feet and will to stop. we had to stop. to her this was a baby. this was a boy. and then to have this boy remade in court as this would be killer that had to be shot dead in order to survive. and then she wasn t sequestered. they saw the