The prosecution team was a joke.     Guy is a cocky dick whose ambitions as a prosecutor are obviously too high for his mental capacities. I'd say he should have stuck with the police force instead....but a guy with his attitude on the police force? no way. he seems like the type that would abuse power.    You can tell corey was there to keep the judge in check. the scary thing is she's had over 50 murder cases prosecuted, which makes you wonder how many she won, and how many of those poor bastards might have been innocent .     bernie rionda was a cuban immigrant child that wasn't even legally in this country to begin with. he stowed away on a cargo plane as a child to get here. he has prosecuted over 250 cases....which also makes me wonder how many innocent people he convicted too, since he had no problem with putting innocent people in prison. but the way he handled this trial, it's hard to imagine that a person with 250 trials under their belt, pulls the crap he tries...especially considering the outright illegal things they've done.    for the entire prosecution team, it's in their best interests to play dirty to win because their asses are on the line if they don't, and still might be even if they did win. there are already hearings set for the discovery violations. and little known fact; O'mara is president of his county's bar association. I'm not sure how that will come into play in punishing the prosecution team for the actions.     it's easy to see what bernie is thinking or feeling because it's written all over his face....sometimes for show to the jury, and other times when O'mara or west destroy their case at every turn. there were some really telling looks coming from bernie during the defense's closing arguments. bernie had the look on his face of a shamed child. and specifically when O'mara mentions lying, he gets a very incriminating look on his face.    it's easy to see the prosecution is trying to use zimmerman as a stepping stone to further their own careers. I'm willing to bet ALL of them received a hefty pay raise because of this trial. from their perspective, if they win this trial, they're set for life.     let's also not forget that other parties have interested in getting zimmerman convicted; parties like NBC and the HOA. I'm sure they wouldn't have any hesitation in bribing someone here and there, including jurors, in order to have him convicted. to them it would be a cost saving measure since I can see zimmerman getting possibly tens of millions of dollars out of NBC alone.     I don't think the prosecution is hoping for a conviction though, that would be icing on the cake. they're hoping for a hung jury. in fact, trying cases that shouldn't have been tried in the first place, is almost set up to fall to a hung jury. then they can re-try him with lesser charges. they set this jury up to have a big chance to get hung.     any sensible jury should vote not guilty. but we don't really know anything about this jury. we've never seen them. we've never seen their reactions when things were brought up in the case. we don't know whether they're buying the prosecutions story or not. we don't know if any one of them is bought off, and we don't know if any one of them came in this trial with a hidden agenda but hid it well enough.     we don't know if they're brave enough to come to a not guilty verdict, since there may be some backlash against them personally if they're ever identified -- which would be easy since there's dozens of phones in the court room, I saw trayvons mom and corey both browsing through their phones. trayvons mom could have easily and secretly taken a picture -- or any one of the other people on the prosecutions side of the isle.     if zimmerman is found guilty, In a 'perfect' world there should be more backlash than even the trayvonites threatened of in a not guilty verdict. there should be riots if zimmerman is found guilty. but I fear that's just wishful thinking.