Raiikun -> RE: Update on Trayvon Martin case (10/4/2012 5:24:56 PM)
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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl A lie by omission is still a lie. He didn't even testify on the subject to give a lie by omission. Dude, thats the omission part. He sat there and listened while everyone else lied. Dude, that's the misunderstanding part. It's normal for defendants to be instructed to remain silent and still, not react, etc. And again, there's the evidence that George tried to transfer money to O'Mara and told O'Mara about it, and O'Mara told him that the money didn't matter, since George would be unable to work or support himself or his family, etc, and that he'd file for indigence anyways. A lie is an intent to deceive. This looks like a misunderstanding. George tells O'Mara about money beforehand. O'Mara misunderstands George and says it doesn't matter. George thus thinks the bond hearing was all done how O'Mara intended. George gets out of jail and asks O'Mara what he should do with the money the following week. O'Mara says he needs to turn it all in, George does so, and O'Mara informs the court. Yeah, such devious trickers George and O'Mara are...to lie to hide the money and then tell the court about it!
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