TheL8Elvis
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You need to wrote more clearly if you wish to avoid miscommunication.
I can't believe you wasted your two posts for the day on this issue
You need to wrote more clearly if you wish to avoid miscommunication.
I did that yesterday walking back from the Post Office a couple of streets away. For the comparable distance to that between the two crossings, Martin would have to have been walking pretty slowly. If Zimmerman had been parked up at the "mailboxes"/left-hand bend, he would have to have been on his hands and knees.Ok - I may have to take a break and go time myself strolling down the street or something.
Yes, but if you would just read the posts, you'd see that I was just following the thread, and not making a serious post.
Besides, your comment is silly. Shooting someone who is beating the crap out of you is legal.
Yes, likely because of the eye-witness. I do like the quotation marks, though.![]()
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Really?!
And one witness was "corrected" by the police when she said it was Martin screaming.
I did that yesterday walking back from the Post Office a couple of streets away. For the comparable distance to that between the two crossings, Martin would have to have been walking pretty slowly. If Zimmerman had been parked up at the "mailboxes"/left-hand bend, he would have to have been on his hands and knees.
No. Magistrates function as paper shufflers. Other duties mentioned below can include marriage licenses.In VA, a magistrate is an independent judicial officer appointed by the Executive Secretary for the Supreme Court of Virginia. Responsibilities include conducting criminal and civil judicial hearings.
We get marriage licenses from the county clerk.
Statutory Authority
1.In general Virginia Code § 19.2-45 authorizes magistrates:
a. To issue process of arrest in accord with the provisions of Va. Code §§ 19.2-71 to 19.2-82. Virginia Code § 19.2-37 prohibits a magistrate from issuing a warrant or other process in complaint of the magistrate's spouse, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent, parent-in-law, child-in-law, brother, sister, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, nephew, niece, uncle, aunt, first cousin, guardian, or ward;
b. To issue search warrants in accord with the provisions of Va. Code §§ 19.2-52 to 19.2-60;
c. To admit to bail or commit to jail all persons charged with offenses subject to the limitations of and in accord with general laws on bail;
d. To issue warrants and subpoenas under the same power conferred upon district courts. (Rule 3A:12 authorizes magistrates to issue witness subpoenas returnable to district courts only);
e. To issue civil warrants directed to the sheriff or constable of the county or city wherein the defendant resides, together with a copy thereof, requiring him to summons the person against whom there is a claim, to appear before a district court on a certain day, not exceeding thirty days from the date thereof to answer such claim. If there be two or more defendants and any defendant resides outside the jurisdiction in which the warrant is issued, the summons for such defendant residing outside the jurisdiction may be directed to the sheriff of the county or city of his residence, and such warrant may be served and returned as provided in Va. Code § 16.1-80;
f. To administer oaths and take acknowledgments;
g. To act as conservators of the peace;
h. To perform such other acts or functions specifically authorized by law.
2. Specific Authority
a. To issue emergency custody orders pursuant to Va. Code §§ 37.2-808, 19.2-182.9, and 37.2-913;
b. To issue temporary detention orders, pursuant to Va. Code §§ 37.2-809, 19.2-169.6, 19.2-176, 19.2-177.1, and 19.2-182.9;
c. To issue emergency protective orders pursuant to Va. Code §§ 16.1 253.4 and 19.2-152.8;
d. To issue attachment summonses pursuant to Va. Code § 8.01-540, distress warrants pursuant to Va. Code §§ 55-230 and 55-232.1, and detinue seizure orders pursuant to Va. Code § 8.01-114;
e. To issue subpoenas duces tecums pursuant to Va. Code §§ 16.1-69.25 and 19.2-45, and;
f. To issue surety's capiases and bailpiece releases returnable to district courts pursuant to an opinion of the Attorney General to Senator Charles Colgan (1981- 82 VA Op. Att'y Gen. p. 20, April 20, 1982). This opinion further states that only a circuit court judge or clerk of the circuit court may issue a surety’s capias returnable to the circuit court.
So we do not know in which position he was holding the weapon when it discharged. Freaking brilliant. This sort of thing matters if he is going to claim that Martin was trying to take the weapon away. I hope they at least got the residue patterns from Martin's clothing.
The two parts I hilited smell a bit of FAIL, don't you think?
Sounds like someone thinking "Ho,hum. Another dead black thug."
What forensics? The ones that weren't done that night?And the forensics should clarify whose blood was where. One would hope.
Except that Martin did not ring his girlfriend the second time until around two minutes into Zimmerman's call to the police, around the point Zimmerman said, "he's running." The second call to the girlfriend was some 18 minutes after the first. While it's possible Martin was initially on the phone for some 17 minutes until he was partway down Twin Trees Lane, rang off, and then called the girlfriend again a minute later, it seems unlikely.I'll only repeat - since he was talking on the phone with his GF, he may have been intentionally walking as slowly as possible, pausing, etc because he didn't want to have the conversation /w his GF while at home. So, I don't completely discount super slow walking. But your point is valid.
What forensics? The ones that weren't done that night?And the forensics should clarify whose blood was where. One would hope.

Well, exactly....What forensics? The ones that weren't done that night?
Yeah, I have a friend who works in fingerprinting. She watches CSI for the comedy value.Or the ones from TV where they bring in magic machines and chemicals that show the path of the bullet and every drop of blood through the air in 3-D slo-mo a month later?
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The thug in this case is Martin.
You can draw more than one charge from the same incident.Yes I did read it. Look, I didn't write the article, I didn't write the title of the article (3 Closed Arrests). If it is all made up, don't blame me.
It looks like the 2005-MM-010436-A-O CR-RESISTING OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE and then there is 2005-CF-009525-A-O CR-RESISTING OFFICER WITH VIOLENCE BATTERY ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. I'm not positive, the formatting is lost in that article.
Certain posters were bringing up the fact for dozens of pages that the cop fight was only a non-violent charge. Now that article claims otherwise.
The "with violence battery on law enforcement" charge, if true, is news to me.
I added the ------------ which I believe is where it separates, the formatting is lost in that article, at least on my browser.
http://rollingout.com/culture/george-zimmerman-son-of-a-retired-judge-has-3-closed-arrests/2/
Who was beating the crap out of him for following him?
No. Magistrates function as paper shufflers. Other duties mentioned below can include marriage licenses.
The executive secretary for the entire court system, who works for the Supreme Court, oversees magistrates as well. They are in no way shape or form Supreme Court judges.
I'll post the facts and anyone who wants to argue that they don't exist in favor of their own fantasies is welcome to do so.
Blacks guys are always the thugs eh?
in this case
I haven't had a TV for a decade, but even seeing it in a hotel or at a friend's house is too much for me... and the show about Navy NIS running around saving the world by machine gunning people's houses has got to go.Well, exactly....
Yeah, I have a friend who works in fingerprinting. She watches CSI for the comedy value.
George zimmerman, son of a VA Magistrate and who was a student attending a local college to study criminal justice, admitted to shooting a 17 year old black male in self defense after he was assualted by the tattooed youth, who was currently staying with his divorced mother in Sanford while serving a drug related suspension from school.
There, I assume no one has a problem with that factual statement either ?