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>> all right. ken, your reaction to the verdict. >> well, justice was not completely served here. we have a stand your ground law in florida which trips up juries. it creates violence out on the streets. it places our young men and women in danger. and when it comes time for justice at a courtroom and a trial, the stand your ground law is inserted into the law, and it makes it more difficult for juries to understand how to apply this law and how to get to justice. when the evidence is as clear as it is in this case, and this was a very strong, very clear second-degree murder case. when you hav...

And stereotypes and frankly prejudice that this man possessed. and dwloong that was clearly set forth in the trial. but it was sort of one of those underlying issues. we've got to figure out how we address these issues as prosecutors, because i know that on the one hand, it's a very polarizing issue for the jury. you sort of insert that and for some juries, they don't believe that racism is still an issue. or they don't want to be confronted with it and have to address it. so prosecutors sort of dance around it sometimes. but in a case like this where this man has been so explicit in his lette...

That the defendant is presumed innocent. but you should not have laws that are so confusing that when the jury goes back into the jury room and tries to apply the law to the evidence, you're going to have a lot of misinterpretation. you're going to have a lot of confusion. and confusion leads to reasonable doubt. so it's a problem for the state of florida. if you want to enforce the laws, you want to get rid of this law. >> now, lisa, you had talked about earlier this law with me. you had talked about how it was in this case the defendant that seemed to almost tell her some of the things that ...

Thinking or why they're thinking it. all i know is that they're doing it. i don't know what agenda they have. >> the case is over but the judgment continues. george zimmerman may have won his freedom but he'll probably never be truly free. >> i have a lot of people say they guarantee they're going to kill me and i'll never be a free man. i've realized they don't know me. a lot of people who sit down with me and my family, they get a different perspective on me. >> when you're somebody and people look at you, what do you do? >> smile. >> how often do they smile back? >> 99% of the time. the 1% ...

The same justice that whites do. their lives not mattering as much. this case became a metaphor, an example from that. your face became the face of this is the guy who gets away with killing a black kid. what do you do with that? >> hope that i'm dispelling those. if it takes one person a day at a time, to help them realize that that's not what this case was about. then that's what i'll do. >> just fascinate to go hear him speaking. this long after the case. and, of course, on the heels of the dunn case. also interesting to hear if george zimmerman shows any remorse about the loss of trayvon m...