[jebartle]

It's obvious that the prosecutors were going to go to any extreme to win this case, even withholding information from the defense...Thank goodness for the whistle-blower making this information available to the court.....I think if there is a guilty verdict there will definitely be an appeal, which I'm sure Sanford, Fla. cannot afford!

[Patty55]

It seems there were discovery violations.

IT director who raised questions about Zimmerman case is fired - CNN.com

[janmcn]

Originally Posted by jebartle

It's obvious that the prosecutors were going to go to any extreme to win this case, even withholding information from the defense...Thank goodness for the whistle-blower making this information available to the court.....I think if there is a guilty verdict there will definitely be an appeal, which I'm sure Sanford, Fla. cannot afford!

This case is called the State of Florida vs George M Zimmerman, not the town of Sanford, FL vs Zimmerman. That is why they use state prosecutors, not city solicitors. If the state of Florida decides to fight an appeal, there will be plenty of money available.