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  Trayvon Martin

  Sanford court hearing set on gag order request in Zimmerman case

  A judge will decide Friday whether lawyers in the George Zimmerman murder trial should be muzzled.

• Trayvon Martin

  Judge: Zimmerman defense can go after Trayvon records, social media accounts

  Defense lawyers for George Zimmerman are seeking Facebook and Twitter account information as well as school records. Trayvon’s parents said they were disappointed with the judge’s ruling.

• Trayvon Martin case

  Prosecutors want George Zimmerman’s lawyers muzzled

  George Zimmerman’s lawyer, Mark O’Mara, should be banned from discussing the case on the Internet and with the media, prosecutors said.
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  TRAYVON MARTIN CASE

  George Zimmerman’s brother’s media tour leads to Twitter tirade in Trayvon case

  George Zimmerman’s brother Robert is on a media drive to clear his family’s name, and is vowing to have an attorney for Trayvon Martin’s family disbarred.
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  Trayvon Martin CASE

  Businesses cash in on Trayvon Inc.

  A photographer seeking compensation for a picture she took of Trayvon Martin shows how in times of tragedy, many people and companies end up profiting.

• Trayvon Martin case

  Zimmerman’s friend: Trayvon grabbed gun

  A new book written by George Zimmerman’s best friend offers a sharply different account of the night Trayvon Martin died.
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  Zimmerman’s wife gets a continuance in perjury case

  As expected, Shellie Zimmerman was not in court Wednesday morning in Sanford for a routine hearing, but her attorney asked for a delay and got it.
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  Trayvon Martin case

  Blood work tests released in Zimmerman murder trial

  None of Trayvon Martin’s blood was found on the gun that killed him, DNA tests released Wednesday show.

• STAND YOUR GROUND LAW

  Local activists and families urge state task force to repeal Stand Your Ground

  A statewide task force reviewing the controversial Stand Your Ground law held its first Miami-Dade meeting in Cutler Bay.

• STAND YOUR GROUND LAW

  Stand Your Ground law’s impact needs more study, task force told

  A statewide task force reviewed a University of Florida report on Florida’s controversial Stand Your Ground law Wednesday, but few conclusions could be made on the law’s impact.
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  Trayvon Martin case

  Zimmerman’s best friend pens book, goes on Dr. Phil

  George Zimmerman’s closest friend is going public in defense of who he calls “the most hated man in America.”
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  Trayvon Martin

  Zimmerman defense looking for new clues on Trayvon

  Lawyers for George Zimmerman, accused of killing Trayvon Martin, have gone into attack mode as they prepare their case.
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  Trayvon Martin Case

  Zimmerman gets new judge, but lawyers say he may regret it

  The new judge presiding over George Zimmerman’s murder trial is a no-nonsense jurist known for not cutting lawyers much slack.
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  Trayvon Martin case

  Appeal court removes judge in Zimmerman case

  The defense had asked for the trial judge to be removed, saying he had shown bias against the neighborhood watch volunteer who killed Trayon Martin during a scuffle.

• Trayvon Martin case

  Zimmerman lawyer appeals judge’s refusal to step down

  Defense attorney Mark O’Mara asked the Fifth District Court of Appeal to review the trial judge’s refusal to remove himself from the case, after the defense requested it citing what it considers bias against their client.
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  Trayvon Martin case

  Records show George Zimmerman got D’s in criminal justice classes

  Prosecutors accidentally released his academic record, which is normally exempt from Florida’s public-records laws. Also released by mistake: A photograph of Trayvon Martin’s corpse.

• Zimmerman murder case unlikely to go to trial until next year

  A Seminole County Circuit Court judge Tuesday granted George Zimmerman’s lawyers more time to prepare their case, court records show.
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  Web sleuths

  The Trayvon Martin truth squad: a Web phenomenon

  Everybody needs a hobby. For these folks, it’s obsessively digging through evidence and theorizing what really happened.

• Trayvon martin case

  Zimmerman judge refuses to step aside

  The judge presiding over George Zimmerman’s second-degree murder case will not recuse himself.
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  STAND YOUR GROUND

  Stand Your Ground law used often by those with previous arrests

  A Tampa Bay Times analysis of ‘stand your ground’ cases found that it has been mostly people with records of violence who have benefited from the law.

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