Iv been arrested and charged with murder in the second degree for something I didnt commit.?

Question

I am out on bail and the trial is nearly over the verdict is to be read on feb 14th. If found guilty the Judge jas to give me a minimum of 25 years and a reccomended life without without parole due to the nature of the crime I had nothing to do with. I am desperately asking such questions as why me? what will I do? and what if I have to spend the rest of my days in prison?

Answer 1

Well, you can always appeal the conviction. Your attorney should have told you that. Besides, where did they get the proof you did do it? It's pretty tough to get a solid conviction without proof. Were there a lot of witnesses against you? What was the original charge? Did you settle for a deal with the prosecutor's office? Murder 2 is a serious offense, but what proof did your attorney have that you didn't have anything to do with it?

See, I can't answer the question because I'm lacking information. If your attorney was also lacking information, that's probably why you got convicted. The prosecutor had more on you.

Why you if you didn't do it? Wrong place, wrong time maybe?
If you have to spend the rest of your days in a Federal Prison, then do something with those days that will keep you active. See if you can get a decent job inside the prison system. Sometimes those jobs can lead to other jobs that give you more privileges. The Fed prison system even has television and computers, libraries and so on. Not like it used to be.

Answer 2

I hope you have a good lawyer who can at least present the jury with reasonable doubt. If you're still found guilty maybe you can file for a mistrial; do you have any reason to believe that the judge or anyone in the jury has a biased opinion? See what you can find out about them, if there is anything in their past that could end in your release you need to make sure your lawyer and the court knows about it. Good luck, keep asking.

Answer 3

He did not kill in self protection. If some thing it became Trayvon who had the right to take care of himself. If a huge, armed, older gentleman follows you round in a vehicle and then receives out and runs as a lot as you should you no longer sense threatened? How ought to Zimmerman in all likelihood be protecting himself and if so from what? Zimmerman had each and every of the leverage. He had the size income, he had a gun, and he became older and hence wiser. He would have subtle the priority genuinely (regardless of each and everything he held each and every of the playing cards)...hell there would not be a concern if he stayed in his vehicle and performed his duty as community WATCH no longer community VIGILANTE.

Answer 4

25 years and a recommended life with no parole? To me that says Felony Murder Rule....if during the commision of a felony someone dies it is automotic life without parole. What parts of the story are you leaving out?

Answer 5

somehow i doubt you had nothing to do with the murder if the trial has gone this far.
if you truly are innocent, you probably should have had a better attorney.
if you are guilty, enjoy your last few days of freedom because state prison isn't the country club people think it is.

Answer 6

Learn Spanish and head for Mexico!

Answer 7

Ask your attorney, we can't give answers legally here. Only a qualified attorney can asnwer questions like that.

Answer 8

you will only be found guilty if you lie to the lawyers and courts.and you will get a longer prison. sentence

Answer 9

just by asking this stupid question tells me your guilty and you need to go to prison. your probably just try to get out of it. you did the crime now do the time

Answer 10

I 'm sorry you are going though this ordeal.you need to turn to God.he has all the answers you are in need of.this is no humanly answer.your answers are in the presents of the Lord.he will walk with you.