[kristinn]

Pardon the vanity. I caught this in passing being replayed on CNN and do not know on which HLN show this interview took place.

[don-o]

I’d call that serving notice. Excellent!

[Hotlanta Mike]

Complaint filed with Attorney General of FL seeking criminal charges to be filed against Eric Holder, Barack Obama, CRS, Angela Corey ...

http://giveusliberty1776.blogspot.com/2013/07/complaint-filed-with-attorney-general.html

[EnquiringMind]

Go MOM, Go~~!!! Now MOM needs to talk about how skittles and Arizona fruit drink + cough syrup makes up a big ol batch of Purple Drank.

[CodeToad]

“O’Mara is serving notice to those who will pursue Zimmerman in civil court that the barriers to evidence in the criminal case of Martin’s recent troubled history before his death will not pertain in civil court.”

Shots across the bows of many a racist.

[kristinn]

CNN just posted the transcript:

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BLITZER: And you can see more of that interview with the prosecutors later tonight on our sister network, HLN. The show, 10:00 p.m. Eastern, "HLN After Dark."

We're also hearing from the defense in this trial, George Zimmerman's lead attorney, Mark O'Mara. He sat down with our own Chris Cuomo. And Chris zeroed in on something a lot of people want to know. Is George Zimmerman sorry about what happened? Listen to this.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

CHRIS CUOMO, CNN CORRRESPONDENT: Does he regret, though, picking out Trayvon Martin? He was wrong, right? This kid was not doing anything wrong. He belonged there. He had a right to the place and space where he was also. Does he regret even singling him out that night?

MARK O'MARA, DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Well, let's look at the circumstances as he was viewing them. He saw somebody who happened to be in the area where another person had just burglarized a home. Yes, and it was a young black male. Was that a focusing, a profiling? It was a suspicion. Let's not also forget that Trayvon Martin was under the influence of some marijuana. It didn't come into trial but we're not bound by those facts now. We can't ignore the fact he had prior history of burglaries because he was found with the fruits of a burglary back several months before. So, you know, if we're going to look at the suspicions and the way he was acting, he was seemingly wandering around, having spent 45 or 50 minutes traveling less than a mile. So, if you are going to look at what George Zimmerman saw that night, it's all got to be taken in context.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

BLITZER: O'Mara also says he was surprised that there was an outrage after the verdict because he had hoped that people would see the trial as fair.

[JoeProBono]

[onyx]

There's a huge Silent Majority of us who agree with Zimmerman's Jury.


We're out here acting like adults, because the vociferous other side isn't.

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