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Commit applicable felony upon him or any dwelling in which he was present. >> he wasn't in his house. >> it's either the applicable felony or in his house. >> no. >> that's the use of -- that's the justifiable use of deadly force. >> no. we disagree. >> well, then get me case law that says that's a wrong interpretatio interpretation. >> look under the standard instructions, actually, i have both. i have the proposed ones as well that the court directed us to. the courted is looking at the wrong part of the instruction, as is mr. mantei. give, if applicable under 776.012 and 776.031. a person i...

Cable analysts. there's the yelling and the screaming and there's the law. and the law states in florida and probably most of the other 49 states it is not illegal to follow. period. >> period. >> so to instruct a jury -- any time you instruct a jury on the law in closings is not allowed. if you try to object as a defense attorney, it looks bad. >> it looks bad. you try not to interrupt each other's closings. there's no love lost for these two sides. they're brass knuckles, bloody knuckles and fighting each other on everything and there will be interruptions if one side doesn't like what the o...

We have that, prosecutor wants to clear up what he said. nbc is being stubborn but there is a little surprise, if i listen to the entire tape. there is another separate racial epithet. >> gregg: i'm not sure that is admissible. first of all the audio is unclear. >> i listened to it couple times. it's like song lyrics, when you know the lyrics you know the wordz. >> gregg: you know nbc did not apologize directly to zimmerman and then they make a correction that is on a piece of paper, not on the today show broadcast. they made the correction. i don't think zimmerman and i think there may be a...

Of jurisdiction. i think when it's appealed to a higher court, perhaps even to the supreme court of the united states, they'll be forced to -- >> god knows what they'll do. but they'll be forced to apply standard privacy jurisprudence to this, the standard rule before this case was if you communicate with three people, that's private between you and those three. just because the three becomes 30 or 300, you don't necessarily lose the privacy. this is an occupy wall street protester and the government wanted all of his tweets no matter the subject matter and no matter to whom he tweeted and the...

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