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Danny cevallos and cnn's legal correspondent jean casarez. first off, fbi, federal crime, why? >> well, because it is over the internet, so it's via state versus state. and within the states and outside of states. but here's how it works. they hack into your computer, and they get on websites -- or your webcam, but it can be websites where they then can, forgot your password, and they act like they're you that they forgot your password and then they get personal information from you via internet, put that in, correspond with your friends, search with your pictures and all of a sudden you're in...

Time. >> once we get to the closing and final chapter. >> let's talk about the trial of george zimmerman. >> state versus george zimmerman. >> who was the aggressor. >> are any of those abrasions life-threatening? >> mark osterman. >> rachel jeantel. >> we should plan at least a couple of hours. >> he needs to tell her whether he is going to testify or not. >> mr. zimmerman not taking the stand. >> george zimmerman has pled not guilty and claims he fatally shot trayvon martin in self defense. >> state versus george zimmerma

There's been a lot to talk about whether george zimmerman was overcharged when the decision came he would face second degree murder in the trayvon martin shooting. but because of a statute in florida, even with a lesser charge, he still could face decades in jail. ashleigh banfield explains. >> we're on the record. case number 12 cf-1383a. state versus george zimmerman. >> reporter: the prosecution wants to see george zimmerman behind bars for the rest of his life. but to do so, they need to get a second degree murder conviction. and to do that, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable d...

>> when did that end? >> june 22nd, 2013. 2012, i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> were you then chief of police during the initial investigation stages of the case that brings us here today, state versus george zimmerman? >> yes, sir. >> if you would, just tell the jury a little bit about your background in law enforcement. >> i've 30 years of law enforcement experience. i started at the seminole county sheriff's office as road patrol deputy in 1982. i was promoted through the ranks to the position of captain. i retired in 2009, at that rank of captain, and charged with our special operations divisi...

Evidence issue. there are other cases that i would cite for you. and you have them in front of you. sims is a 2013 case. 110 73rd 113 talking about the state's obligation to eliminate any reasonable hypothesis of innocence and upheld by the judgment of acquittal in sims should have been granted. in fact, again, was upheld. and in that case, it also cited through law, state versus law, l.a.w. 559 72nd 187. law is one of them since it was cited in sims fairly well, you don't have that actual case in front of you. but the cite is quite specific.