Prosecutors requested that Circuit Judge Debra Nelson’s order granting all prospective and selected jurors anonymity and barring people from contacting them be extended for six months based on fears they expressed at the start of the trial that they could face “reprisals based upon a perceived unfavorable verdict.”
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Before jury selection began, Circuit Judge Debra Nelson issued an order granting all prospective and selected jurors anonymity and barring people from contacting them.
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The six women who will decide whether George Zimmerman murdered Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teenager, or acted in self-defense began deliberations Friday afternoon after receiving their instructions from the judge. Judge Debra S. Nelson read the charge to the jury after the defense and prosecution completed their formal arguments. Zimmerman, 29, is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of Martin, 17, on the night of Feb. 26, 2012 in ...
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The sequestered jury of six women in the George Zimmerman murder trial has begun deliberating whether the neighborhood watch volunteer murdered Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teenager, or acted in self-defense when he shot Martin on the night of Feb. 26, 2012, in Sanford, Fla. This is the form the jury will submit to the court after they have reached a decision. The jurors must stipulate special findings if they find ...
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Issues of George Zimmerman’s neighborhood newsletter, “Retreat Reflections,” were included in the 183 pages of discovery documents made public Thursday in Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case.
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Issues of George Zimmerman’s neighborhood newsletter, “Retreat Reflections,” were included in the 183 pages of discovery documents made public Thursday in Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case.
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Issues of George Zimmerman’s neighborhood newsletter, “Retreat Reflections,” were included in the 183 pages of discovery documents made public Thursday in Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case.
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Issues of George Zimmerman’s neighborhood newsletter, “Retreat Reflections,” were included in the 183 pages of discovery documents made public Thursday in Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case.
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Issues of George Zimmerman’s neighborhood newsletter, “Retreat Reflections,” were included in the 183 pages of discovery documents made public Thursday in Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case.
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