Listening to the judge it sounds like Mrs. Zimmerman is in trouble too

[Quixote1818]

He says he is surprised the state didn't file any charges against her but assumed some could be filed in the future.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/prosecution-requests-george-zimmermans-bond-revoked/story?id=16476183

[madokie]

1. The zimmerman's will throw her under the bus so fast it'll make her head swim too

[Bjorn Against]

2. I was wondering if she would be charged

I think her case will be more complicated than Zimmerman's so I can see why they may wait to arrest her until they investigate further, but it certainly appears she probably commited a crime not just of perjury but likely criminal conspiracy as well.

[MADem]

3. There's plenty of perjury to go around, I think! nt

[appleannie1]

4. She was trained well to obey her husband. Now both should sit behind bars.

[kimi]

5. If she claimed that they were indigent

under oath (& was well aware that they weren't - had that nice little account with 155K), she's guilty of perjury. I think it's a matter of time before she gets charged.

[Quixote1818]

8. Yep, the judge seemed to be encouraging them to get on with it. nt

[longship]

6. Perjury is a serious offense.

It appears that the Zimms have both commited perjury. If that's so, the prosecutor is going to gather the evidence. There's no hurry because everything is in the court's records.

But that judge is undoubtedly pissed... As is Zimmie's lawyer.

[Frank Cannon]

7. Of course, this moron coward thought nothing about...

bringing his own wife into jeopardy.

Amazing that this guy is such a hero to the Teabaggers. No, what am I saying? He's the PERFECT hero for the Teabaggers.