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Been clear to express our trust in the judicial system. a jury of one's peers is the hall mark of our country's judicial system. the american justice system is the finest in the world. george's fate is now in the hands of jury, who will make their decision based on the evidence and the facts of case. as we await a verdict we will remain holeful and ask for a public to remain peaceful, no matter what the outcome. we hope now as americans that we will all respect the rule of law, which means respecting the verdict. pray for justice, pray for peace, pray for our country. >> let's go back to our p...

What key moments stood out for you? >> you know, jake, there were so many of them. of course mark o'mara went on for three hours, there was a 15-minute break in between about halfway. he touched on a lot of things but burden of proof was a key part of it. he said really the state has to prove its case against my client and he went on to saying all the could haves and would haves and that nondefinite kind of language. he said i'm going to do something i don't have to do, i'm going to prove my client is innocent and he launched into what was a fairly strong and point-by-point breakdown of what t...

Statements, he asked the jury to focus on one key issue, reasonable doubt. >> how many would have beens have you heard from the state, how many what ifs have you heard from the state in this case? they don't -- i don't think anyway -- they don't get to ask you, i don't think they get to ask you what do you think? no, no no. no, no, no. what have i proven to you? what have i convinced you beyond a reasonable doubt occurred in this case so much so that you have don't have any reasonable doubt as to those issues that i presented to you. >> the state has to take you from somewhere down here before...

>> this case is not about race. it about right and wrong. it that simple. and let me suggest to you how you know that for sure. ask yourselves all things being equal, if the roles were reversed and it was 28-year-old george zimmerman walking home with a hoodie on to protect himself from the rain in that neighborhood and a 17-year-old driving around in a car who called the police, who had hate in their heart, hate in their mouth, hate in their actions, and if it was trayvon martin who

How this case has gone. they don't think the prosecution has put their best food forward and they are out there to demonstrate. they're doing it in an area that was set aside, quite a large area directly in front of the courthouse. usually you would only see one, maybe two people every day that this trial has been going on but of course now that we are reaching a critical moment, many people, many, there are 12 or 15, have shown up here. at the time i looked at them, they were vastly outnumbered by the media. but this has all been carefully set aside so that people can express their feelings, ...