I just have one question for you John.
Do you believe that the eye witness....the only real EYE witness that we know of, that came forward THAT DAY. And spoke to authorities. Lied. And that those screams were not Zimmerman's? Because if so, than the media has done a mighty fine job in distorting this thing. And I find that disgusting on the part of the media. But I want to know if you dispute that EYE witness account.
Please provide any other EYE witness accounts, and I will gladly look at them.
As far as the polygraph, no....would be the short answer, but not the whole answer on whether they can be admissible in FLORIDA. Typically it is the prosecution that is trying to get it entered into evidence, and the defense saying no. If the defense entered a police polygraph into evidence, and the motion was denied, what would that tell you? The motion can be denied by the prosecution, but that could also leave the possibility open for appeals. But they are admissible in Florida if both parties agree to it. Just like any other state that allows them to be admissible. But they can never be used AGAINST you if you do not agree to it. Which is the way it should be. http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/admissability-of-polygraph-tests-in-court.html Oh. and all of that is the same for the 911 calls. ie, the defense can present it. The defense has far more latitude with what can be presented. http://www.jacksonvillecriminallawyerblog.com/2012/02/911_calls_are_recorded_and_can.html
I think I know my state laws much much better than you think I do.
Of course....that would also be justification for not deciding to charge Zimmerman. IE, they got it right. And it is certainly permissible in a Grand Jury investigation as far as I know. And if I was on the Grand Jury, I would give the fact that the defendant passed a polygraph supporting his story some considerable weight. Just my opinion though.
*yawn* this is getting into legal arguments now. And I wish I never posted that post now, as we had to go down the lawyer rabbit hole of whether lie detector test are admissible.
Do you believe that the eye witness....the only real EYE witness that we know of, that came forward THAT DAY. And spoke to authorities. Lied. And that those screams were not Zimmerman's? Because if so, than the media has done a mighty fine job in distorting this thing. And I find that disgusting on the part of the media. But I want to know if you dispute that EYE witness account.
Please provide any other EYE witness accounts, and I will gladly look at them.
As far as the polygraph, no....would be the short answer, but not the whole answer on whether they can be admissible in FLORIDA. Typically it is the prosecution that is trying to get it entered into evidence, and the defense saying no. If the defense entered a police polygraph into evidence, and the motion was denied, what would that tell you? The motion can be denied by the prosecution, but that could also leave the possibility open for appeals. But they are admissible in Florida if both parties agree to it. Just like any other state that allows them to be admissible. But they can never be used AGAINST you if you do not agree to it. Which is the way it should be. http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/admissability-of-polygraph-tests-in-court.html Oh. and all of that is the same for the 911 calls. ie, the defense can present it. The defense has far more latitude with what can be presented. http://www.jacksonvillecriminallawyerblog.com/2012/02/911_calls_are_recorded_and_can.html
I think I know my state laws much much better than you think I do.
Of course....that would also be justification for not deciding to charge Zimmerman. IE, they got it right. And it is certainly permissible in a Grand Jury investigation as far as I know. And if I was on the Grand Jury, I would give the fact that the defendant passed a polygraph supporting his story some considerable weight. Just my opinion though.
*yawn* this is getting into legal arguments now. And I wish I never posted that post now, as we had to go down the lawyer rabbit hole of whether lie detector test are admissible.
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