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benefits any defendant is entitled to. he hasn t been charged for the murder of west and her three children. in fact no, one has. the case is still open and howard remains the only person of interest. in another courtroom, a family member this time a father loses control when comes face to face with the man who threatens his daughter in a terrifying home invasion. i was upset and ticked off. sat there calm like it is no big deal. he had that smug look on his face. and i went after him. spectators are quickly escorted ought of the courtroom. court officers tackle the 50-year-old dad clifford keeping him away from the
wonderful life. will the defense then be able to raise in rebuttal the fact no, he s been on marijuana, he s had previous brushes with the law. that s going to be a very interesting and difficult issue. gloria, it seems to me that far from being a civil rights case, it s more a trial about the stand your ground law, because so many states now have adopted this and it s basically a recipe for anyone who wants to do bad things and i m not saying george zimmerman did this deliberately, but anyone who wants to do this kind of thing to other gang members or whatever, can just use stand your ground as a defense unless somebody says this isn t right. well, i mean, the way the hearing on the stand your ground, i do think that it is a criminal case, it is not necessarily a civil rights case, and shouldn t be viewed that way. on the other hand, we cannot ignore the history of discrimination and violence against young black men sometimes because of their race, i m not saying that that s what
it s a civil rights case, then you re rooting for an outcome. you know what the result has to be. we have to see where the evidence fits. now, one of the hardest questions in the law of self-defense is whether evidence that shows a propensity to violence on the part of the person who was killed is admissible if the person who killed him didn t know about it at the time. the judge in this case so far ruled it can t come in in the opening argument, but we haven t yet learned whether she ll admit the evidence if the state puts his state of mind at issue, if the state says look, he s a peaceful kid, he didn t do anything wrong, he has a wonderful life. will the defense then be able to raise in rebuttal the fact no, he s been on marijuana, he s had previous brushes with the law. that s going to be a very interesting and difficult issue. gloria, it seems to me that far from being a civil rights case, it s more a trial about the stand your ground law, because so many states now have adopted