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Coulter: Case Against Zimmerman Should Have Never Happened

Now that the trial of George Zimmerman is over, many are asking whether charges should have ever been filed against Zimmerman in the first place. After all, it was an angry mob led by Rev. Al Sharpton that pushed for Zimmerman's arrest in a clear cut self-defense case. Columnist and author Ann Coulter made this point Sunday morning on Fox and Friends.

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Then Sunday night, Judge Jeanine Pirro made the same argument and berated Florida special prosecutor Angela Corey for withholding evidence from the defense in the case.
 

Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has re-opened an investigation into whether George Zimmerman violated the civil rights of Trayvon Martin. Attorney Alan Dershowitz, who the Huffington Post describes as "the nation’s most peripatetic civil liberties lawyer,” is arguing it was Zimmerman's civil rights that were violated, not Mr. Martin's. He's also saying Corey should be disbarred.

Alan Dershowitz says the DOJ doesn’t normally investigate civil rights violations of one person to another because a single person cannot violate the civil rights of another unless they work for the local, state, or federal government. So, he says, Zimmerman couldn’t have violated the civil rights of Trayvon Martin.

But he does agree that there should be a civil right violation investigation by the DOJ, but of Florida Prosecutor Angela Corey. He says by charging Zimmerman with 2nd degree murder and hiding from the judge the evidence that contradicted that charge, she violated George Zimmerman’s rights.

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