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Already inflicted upon him. are you ready? zero. zero. no injuries necessary to respond with deadly force. not a cut on a finger. the statute is clear. reasonable fear of bodily harm. captain carter told you, whoa. you can get reasonable fear of bodily harm when you're already getting your butt beat. that's certainly an indication. but do you need a cut on your finger? no. of course, getting cut on your finger doesn't allow you to shoot somebody, unless you're in reasonable fear ongoing great bodily injury. so the injuries icing on the cake of self-defense has nothing

You will not hear a word about inflicted injuries. you only hear that you must look at george zimmerman's state of mind when he did what he did. so even if i said to you i'll take dr. rao's testimony -- though you can tell i wasn't taking dr. rao's testimony -- but let's just say i was. it doesn't matter. ms. benson, wasn't a lot, environmental factors could remove fingerprints. lieutenant scott kearns, the application that was denied because mr. zimmerman didn't have good credit. captain carter, criminal litigation course work. he actually turned out to be a good expert to tell you what self-...

Outlined the statute for defense which is the backbone of the defense's case. >> no injuries necessary to respond with deadly force. not a cut on a finger. the statute is clear. reasonable fear of bodily harm. captain carter told you, whoa, you can get reasonable fear of bodily harm when you're already getting your butt beat. that's certainly an indication. but do you need a cut on your finger? no. >> so what does that mean? well, in their instructions, the jury has been given guidance on the legal grounds of self-defense. and this is what they have been told. a person is justified in using de...