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Whether we agree with you or disagree with you, this woman is in prison. >> i'm with you. i'm with you. she should not be in prison. i'm with you 1,000%. >> what i don't want are social issues to hijack her appeal. >> this is a difference between a lawyer trying to do his job for the case -- >> i'm not asking bruce that question -- >> he's -- >> on tv -- >> those of us from the outside are obligated to point out racial aspects, social aspects -- >> i'm being ju dish shows because i don't want to do anything that impacts his case. we'll continue to follow this. we appreciate all your time tonig...

Meaning no chance of parole. gary tuchman, cnn, jacksonville florida. >> we're joined by her attorney and our panel. bruce, first of all, where does your client's case stand? does she have a good chance of appeal? >> it's on appeal now. we're in the first district of appeals in tallahassee. the briefs have been filed and we're waiting for the court to respond to us either with oral argument or with an opinion itself. probably sometime in the fall. >> mark -- >> one of the most interest things in this case if you read the appeal let briefs is not just stand your ground but the issue that drives...

That's exactly what happened. george had a right to protect himself at that point. >> so you believe george zimmerman really felt his life was in danger? >> i do. i really do. >> digging deeper on what b 37 said about stand your ground. sunny hostin and jeffrey toobin and mark savalas. she said they need to work on the laws that left her with no verdict other than not guilty within the instluxs. does that mean if florida was not a stand your ground state, george zimmerman could have been found guilty? >> i don't know if it's a guarantee, but certainly the stand your ground law gives a definiti...

>> you know, we can speculate all over the place on this case and i understand that the social aspect of this, our bottom line is we have a woman in prison for 20 years. there are errors in her trial and we want to correct the imperfections and what went wrong. >> mark, you talked a lot about what went wrong is this an example -- >> this is a perfect example. bruce, i don't want to get in the way of this and affect your appeal and i know you're trying to be as politically as correct as you can. if this was a pretty white woman you wouldn't see 20 years, you wouldn't see it. what we've been tal...