Some questions I would have charming and eloquent witness:  How much have you had to drink today, and what other substances have you used to get high?  If you were so emotionally upset that a court recess would be required, why did you prepare yourself with a fancy fingernail painting for your  TV appearance?  Seriously though folks,I do worry that a jury might be composed of some who are just as incompetent as most of the witnesses that have been presented so far.  IMHO, it's about time for the judge to, after the prosecution presents its case, simply dismiss the case, if that is allowed under Florida law.   The prosecution has, so far, been digging itself into a big, dark, hole.*  Regards, Pike  *No reference to Ms. Jeantel's size or race is intended !  so far, the prosecution hasn't even presented probable cause to support a trial at all, that's what's soo ridiculous about this whole case. there are laws in place that keep people from being prosecuted for defending themselves. those laws were entirely ignored thanks to the negro population and white guilt whites. we've ignored the letter of the law to satisfy these people -- but the problem is, short of a guilty verdict -- they will never be satisfied.    this case is dangerous for all of us, because it sets a precedent that changes the letter of the law that allows anyone to be prosecuted for any suspicion regardless of lack of evidence to warrant a trial.