In my experience acquittal come fast. In a case like this my bet is you have one or maybe two holding out for conviction. Identifying with Martins mom, feeling someone should pay. The state did a horrible job prosecuting GZ.
Well actually stupidity can be a crime. What do you think involuntary manslaughter is?Guilty of criminal negligence. Because stupidity isn't a crime, and the state has to toss something to the angry hoard. I don't know what the minimum mandatory is for criminal negligence.
That would be involuntary manslaughter.Manslaughter, 10 years, seven suspended.
Don't feed me straight lines dude!trying to figure out how a jury of 6 women are a jury of zimmermans peers
That's for voluntary manslaughter. For involuntary manslaughter the sentence is 7 years in Florida.That's not an option.
10-20-Life. Minimum sentence in this case is 15 years.
You really don't know what you're talking about.
That would be involuntary manslaughter.
10-20-Life. Minimum sentence in this case is 15 years.
Honestly believe if he was going to be acquitted it would have already happened, unless for whatever reason the foreperson didn't take the acquittal vote first. My bet is the jury will be hung.,
there are no mandatory minimums for manslaughter in florida. 10-20-life does not apply to that charge in that way.
It's not going to be involuntary. He intended to shoot.
I'm guessing involuntary manslaughter. I don't think he murdered Trayvon with a depraved mind which is what the prosecution was arguing via Zimmermans profiling of Trayvon.
I don't think voluntary manslaughter (Manslaughter by Act in FL) quit fits the bill either though it does appear that Zimmerman actions were intentional to confront Trayvon but you could argue that they were excusable or justifiable.
Involuntary manslaughter (by culpable negligence in FL) seems to fit the bill. Zimmerman was engagedin negligent conduct that resulted in a death. The strongest piece of evidence was he disregarded police instructions to stay in his car, left his car and confronted Trayvon. It was this negligent confrontation which lead to Trayvon's death.
I say "quilty" to involuntary manslaughter