case and i argued this in florida against the law. if you re driving your ferrara that gets from 0 to 60 in a second and somebody comes up to you with a knife and waves it at you and you can easily put your foot on the gas and escape. you don t have to do that. you can take out your uzi and shoot him dead. that evers no sense at all. at the very least, stand your ground laws have to be modified to limit them selfs to a person s home, to situations if you try to run away you re risking your life, running into traffic or something but if you have the option of leaving without risking your life clearly that option ought to be taken instead of taking the life of somebody. even if that person is guilty or could be killed if you have the option of not killing him, that the the option the law should encourage. marry lu, let me come back to you. two issues that were different in your situation to the zimmerman jurors, there were 12
murder trial before the zimmerman case was the jodi arias trial. she was convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend. she could face the death penalty when the sentencing phase begins in september. marry lu was one of the jurors that found her guilty, she joins me now. and back with us is attorney alan dershowitz. mary, you ve been where these jurors have been in the zimmerman trial. you ve been in the pressure environment of a high-profile case. what is it like in that room deliberating when perhaps you don t all agree to start with with what the verdict should be? it s intent. there is a lot of give and take. there is a lot of not argument per se everyone firmly believes what they believe when they get in there and it s a collaborative process to figure out what the case ends up as. eventually, you agreed she was guilty of murder but couldn t reach a unanimous verdict whether she should have the death penalty.
count one, first-degree murder, guilty. the most explosive watched murder trial before the zimmerman case was the jodi arias trial. she was convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend. she could face the death penalty when the sentencing phase begins in september. marry lu was one of the jurors that found her guilty, she joins me now. and back with us is attorney alan dershowitz. mary, you ve been where these jurors have been in the zimmerman trial. you ve been in the pressure environment of a high-profile case. what is it like in that room deliberating when perhaps you don t all agree to start with with what the verdict should be? it s intent. there is a lot of give and take. there is a lot of not argument per se everyone firmly believes what they believe when they get in there and it s a collaborative process to figure out what the case ends up as.
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