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I am the owner of Morelos Law Firm and have been practicing in North Carolina for 10 years. I concentrate mainly in family law but also handle other practices areas, many of which overlap with separation matters such as employment, contracts, collections, foreclosures and general litigation. Most notably, providing both virtual and traditionally-delivered legal services to meet clients' busy schedules and tight budgets. As a partial Virtual Law Office (VLO), communication/ meeting options include but are not limited to: video chat, secure online client portal, instant messaging, text messaging, and unbundled legal services. PLEASE VISIT www.moreloslawfirm.com!
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Is the Zimmerman drama finally over now?...far from it!


As most of you have heard by now, George Zimmerman was acquitted for the killing of Trayvon Martin (see also my last blog post earlier today about the verdict as well as some history of the case). 

I also wrote in that last post that Zimmerman is now a free man. True for now. But as the title of this post indicates, this matter is not necessarily closed. Specifically, Zimmerman could still find himself back in court in the near future...even for criminal charges!!

Zimmerman is smiling after 16 hours of jury deliberations...are you?

"A date which will live in infamy."  As most of us know, this is the famous quote proclaimed by President FDR regarding December 7, 1941, the day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor during World War II). Some might say the same thing about February 26, 2012 when George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida...

Self defense and just "following the law" OR unjustified, racial vigilante justice OR somewhere in between?...

Hoodie - a normal, uneventful piece of clothing (I have several by the way; comfy and warm!) OR suspicious enough to condone certain pigeonholing?...

Several witnesses and even certain portions of the incident timeline caught on tape (audio, that is), yet probably one of the most controversial, talked about trials since OJ Simpson or Rodney King, where for some people the verdict could have only gone one way but went the other...