They should drop all charges, financially reimburse him for any and all emotion and/or physical distress he's endured, and then reward him with a medal for giving Skittles his just desserts. thats another reason why it's in their best interests to have him convicted. the sheer amount of potential lawsuits and investigations into misconduct will keep them in court for the next decade if zimmerman is found innocent. they'll be getting a taste of what zimmerman got. a prosecutor being prosecuted is going to destroy his life; they won't be able to practice, they won't have income, they'll have to hire a lawyer, and even if they wiggle out of it, the damage will be done to their lives.     we have zimmerman, who for years couldn't work, who's entire life was flipped upside down and taken away from him, who was in college courses at the time that he was paying for, who lost property and income. this is a multi million dollar lawsuit at the very least. it's affected everything in his life, and affected his marriage, kept him from his wife....I mean you can't even put a price on that stuff.     and why? all because some negro kid thought he was a badass. all because some negro parents didn't raise their child right and wanted to condemn a man for defending his own life, all because prosecutors wanted to appease the black masses and make a name for themselves, all because these prosecutors prosecuted a case they knew they shouldn't be prosecuting.     that's what's dangerous about these times, especially with all the immigrants and minorities.....they don't understand our history, they don't understand our laws. all the progress we've made gets set back because of these people. it's cemented in law that zimmerman shouldn't have went to trial; the laws are in place to keep what is happening to zimmerman from happening. it's to keep innocent people from having their lives destroyed by being kept in the legal system. it's to keep the legal system from being used as a weapon against the innocent.    at this point, just simply prosecuting the case is an act of malice. after the trial the prosecutors won't have a chance in hell of arguing they didn't prosecute him out of malice. I expect that the trial will only last a while because the prosecution will drag it on, hoping that by having a long trial somehow lends credence to the charges. after all, we're supposed to believe that if zimmerman was innocent, this would never happen. that's how they want to convict him, by simply implying that if he was innocent, there would have never been a trial, therefore he's automatically guilty.     we're going back to the dark ages with this type of trial. the minorities and immigrants are bringing us there.    prosecutors don't work for the martins, they work for the state. they're not supposed to prosecute cases where they believe the defendant is innocent. instead, the prosecutors are clearly working privately for the black community and the martin family, regardless of if they know he's not guilty.    even when zimmerman is found innocent they'll act like they did the right thing in prosecuting the case. they'll shrug off his sacrifices and say it was what justice demanded. but they don't even believe that. all they believe in is trying to convict an innocent man to appease the black community and save their own asses.