五洲震荡，洪水滔滔

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Zimmerman's attorneys had requested a Frye hearing regarding the admissibility of the testimony of the audio analysts, to determine if the methods used by them are generally accepted by the scientific community.[228][229] At the time of the hearing, Florida used the Frye standard, but during the course of the case, Florida switched to the Daubert standard standard, effective July 1, 2013.[230] The Daubert standard is generally considered more stringent, and requires more scrutiny before admission of expert testimony.[231]

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On June 22, Judge Nelson ruled that the prosecution's audio experts won't be allowed to testify at Zimmerman's trial. The judge said in her ruling that, "There is no evidence to establish that their scientific techniques have been tested and found reliable." Her ruling didn't prevent the 9-1-1 calls from being played at trial.[232][233]

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所以这些技术专家将不会作证。

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关于呼救，现在看来是Zde1呼救。Z鼻子后脑都受伤了，而M只是手上受伤，那可能是因为用手打人时候，手自己伤了一点。因此被打的自然会呼救，打人的不存在呼救的理由。

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Shooting aftermath

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Martin family response
枪击后各方反应

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Tracy Martin was skeptical of the account of his son's death told to him by Sanford police investigators and believed Zimmerman didn't act in self-defense.[21] Two days after the shooting, he was referred to civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump,[21] who was retained to pursue legal action and to persuade the news media to cover the case.[235] Attorney Natalie Jackson and publicist Ryan Julison, both of Orlando, also joined the Martin team.[21] Due to their efforts, the case started to receive national attention on March 7.[21][236] On March 9, Crump announced he was suing to have 911 calls from the night of the shooting made public.[237] They were released by the Sanford mayor on March 16.[21] As attention to the case grew, Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton gave media interviews and appeared at some of the protests being held which called for Zimmerman's arrest.[21][234][238]

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M 家觉得警方说法不可靠，因此开始找律师。律师团队开始造势，案子变得越来越受人注目

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Zimmerman and family

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Z方反应