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Judge in George Zimmerman case offers to recuse herself
By Liz Goodwin | The Lookout â 32 mins ago
A Florida judge Friday offered to recuse herself from the George Zimmerman case in a surprise hearing because of her husband's ties to a CNN legal analyst and commentator.
The Orlando Sentinel reports that Judge Jessica Recksiedler disclosed that her husband works for Mark NeJame, a prominent Orlando attorney, in the five-minute hearing Friday afternoon. In addition to working for his law firm, NeJame sounds off on the Zimmerman case for CNN. It's unclear if either attorney will take Recksideler up on her offer and ask her to step aside.
NeJame said on CNN today that Recksideler wants to avoid "the appearance of impropriety" with this disclosure.
Zimmerman has spent two nights in jail on charges of second degree manslaughter, and will ask for bond in a hearing on April 20. He's charged with second degree manslaughter in the February 26 shooting of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman says he shot him in self defense.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/judge-george-zimmerman-case-offers-recuse-herself-175152933.html
Funny that you should post this.Quote from Max E. Pad:
Remember when the media was telling us Zimmerman was 250 pounds, and he had 100 pounds on Trayvon???
Look at this picture of him in court, the guy cant be more than 175 pounds soaking wet, if he is only 5'8, its mind boggling when you see these photos, just how big of a lie the media was willing to push on this one. Trayvon probably actually outweighed him.....
Quote from twofacedjoker:
The State finds him guilty. Now the burden is upon his lawyers to show his innocence where the State will contest.
It is plain and simple. No Bond = charges are enough to hold a conviction. Watch for when the bail gets denied next week.Quote from Trader666:
The state only charged him and oh BTW, Alan Dershowitz has said the arrest affidavit is "irresponsible and unethical." Anyway, now it's THE STATE'S burden to prove his guilt.