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July 12th, 2013
04:21 PM ET
Jury to decide Zimmerman’s fate: Legal Expert Paul Callan answers your questions
Paul Callan Bio
Paul Callan was awarded the Juris Doctor degree from Boston College Law School after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree, with honors, from Seton Hall University. While at Seton Hall, Mr. Callan represented the United States in international debate competition as one of two members of the United States Debate Team. He was selected in a national competition. In that capacity he toured the United Kingdom debating at its’ most prestigious universities. He debated the leader of the British opposition party at the Oxford Union's famous Thursday Evening Debate, a forum where twelve British Prime Ministers have honed their debating skills.
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In regards to the Zimmerman trial, I have been watching all CNN reports on the trial, But I was wondering why no one seems so interested in the DNA . If Martin had no signs of DNA explain the wounds on Zimmerman ! He just as well have put those wounds on himself. He could have broke his OWN nose, then self inflicted the wounds on the back of his head. If Martin did do what Zimmerman said, HOW CAN ANYONE believe Martin had NO DNA on hiim ? JUST SAYING ! Good thing I;'m not on the jury. I would have more to say !!!!
What are the merits of Benjamin Crump filing a wrongful death suit as well as a civil rights violation suit against Zimmerman and the state of FLA.
Trayvons rights were violated under the 1st, 4th and 14th amendments and the STAND YOUR GROUND LAW was the mechanism by which those rights were denied him.