
A judge in California has taken the extraordinary step of holding a 17-year-old alleged rape victim in juvenile detention. Why?
She failed to show up to court as a key witness against her alleged rapist, Frank William Rackley Jr. Prosecutors say he is a career criminal and a serial rapist.
Lisa Franco, the alleged victim's attorney, says her client is terrified to testify because she's afraid for her safety.
Franco talks with Ashleigh Banfield this morning and explains why her client should be released.
Defense attorney Brad Conway on how much evidence must be presented to charge George Zimmerman in Martin shooting.
Tennessee State Senator Bo Watson, who authored a bill that protects teachers who challenge evolution and climate change in the classroom, explains why his state needed this legislation and responds to criticism.
This morning on Early Start, Florida State Sen. Chris Smith explains the complications with using the "Stand Your Ground" law in Florida shooting cases and as it relates to the Trayvon Martin case. He also explains the legal ramifications if Martin's shooter, George Zimmerman, is not prosecuted.
Farrah Ashley, whose daughter was friends with Savannah Hardin, the young girl who died after being forced to run for hours, explains why she thinks that the girl's grandmother deserves the death penalty.
Paul Callan explains "Stand Your Ground" law in connection with the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida.

