GringoDeMaio

If you're in the middle of ongoing litigation over this, I sure hope you got the go-ahead from your lawyer to do this AMA.

Legal actions live and die by how people tell their story, and in particular by how consistent it is. Doesn't mean the AMA is a bad idea, just that it's something you'd want to run by your attorney before you do it.

And from a legal perspective, doing the AMA almost certainly does nothing to improve the case, but there's that small chance that he says something that harms it. Just something that in a more formal setting, his lawyer would advise to not say, or only say a certain way.

I generally just do copy-editing such as fixing 'and ands' or grammar mistakes. I never go back to check on my edits as I assumed no one would revert a grammar edit. Now you've got me wondering but I think I'm better off not checking.

I don't believe the Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman case went to the supreme court.

But the parts of your society that do these things are not a vast majority. It's a pretty small segment.