messages, twitters, tweets, or blogs or any social networking pages about the case. do i have your assurances that you will abide by these instructions? please put your note pads down on the chair and follow deputy jarvis. have a good evening. that s judge deborah nelson recessing this day six of the george zimmerman trial. a very, very dramatic day. and we heard a lot of testimony, especially from the police interrogator, the police investigator chris serino. let s get a quick bit of analysis. jeffrey dubin is standing by. what s your bottom line? if i were the prosecutor sitting there listening to that cross-examination, my blood pressure would have exploded through the top of the measuring however you measure blood pressure. it was excruciating to listen to from a prosecution perspective. george zimmerman was honest. he was trustworthy. he told the same story over again. i used the best investigative techniques i could. i tried to trick him.
allegedly planned to do something that was far less damaging and dangerous and deadly than it turned up to be? isn t that the difference between first and second-degree and manslaughter? it certainly is, ashleigh, without question. and i understand exactly what you re saying. but when you look at it, the law looks at certain things. first, the law looks at intent. what was your intention? it was never my intent to kill. the law moves to it may not have been your intent, but what were your actions? were your actions so extreme with regard o recklessness that they do still amount to murder? sometimes you do things and they go terribly wrong. should you know that the consequences of those actions could cause something like this? and the answer from a prosecution perspective will be yes. there are so many times where you can act with such reckless disregard for human life. in other words, you didn t mean to do something, but certainly you had to know that by putting these chain of events
oj simpson, do you remember ta case in. no, i for got about that completely. jon: what about the alcohol uses? there are other recordings of her that night about where she is weaving and not exactly all together upstairs. that factually hurts her. which ever she is saying afterwards is it alcohol-induced? what is going on. spin it the other way, she is so drunk that you can t rely on what she is saying. jon: it s going to be an interesting case for the jury to decide. he s always got the defense perspective when i m right with the prosecution perspective. generally you have the stronger case. this is a defense case i most respectfully hoop submit. jon: i would like to get lis wiehl s hop treatise on tie goes to the runner. can we get that treatise. i ll make sure i get that research done. jon: she faces 30 years, a long potential penalty in a manslaughter conviction. thank you both. jenna: a disturbing new report
penalty case. so obviously any questions that they have they re going to take their time to go through the evidence. for my this isn t a close call. this a conviction. i think it should should happen sooner rather than later. jon: faith general kinls from the prosecution perspective and carrie jenkins from the defense side. the lifetime network put out a casting call for the movie to be made by about the jodi arias case. jenna: a little acting in your past? throw in your hat? jon: i would not want to be involved in this. they re looking for a woman, head turning, with a palpable sexy allure and well aware of the effect she has on men. that is the actress who will play jodi arias. jenna: we ll ask the crew during commercial break to see if they know anyone that fits that description. yikes!. could be someone s big moment. we ll see. two miami police officers now find themselves on the other side of the law, not the right side. the latest suspects what is becoming a tax and identity
prosecution perspective, that it is more likely than not that what i did was legit. 95% of the time the judge kicks it to the jury because they don t want to make that determination. they are cowards, oh, no, politics in the courtroom, too? wow. all right. thanks, guys. if you thought the whole controversy over president obama s birth certificate was a thing of the past, it may keep the president off one state s ballot. this is week epds with al eends. everybody here is a friend of mine everybody, tell me, have you heard? pop goes the world pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods. a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out.