Mark O’Mara, George Zimmerman Lawyer, Joins CNN as Legal Analyst

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Andrew Findley

Huffington Post; September 6, 2013

The Florida defense attorney who was the public face of George Zimmerman’s legal team has signed on to be a legal analyst for CNN.

Mark O’Mara appeared Friday morning on CNN’s “New Day” program, where he was announced as the network’s newest analyst by host Chris Cuomo. O’Mara’s spokesman confirmed the role.

O’Mara wrote in a blog post on Friday that he will be appearing regularly on CNN “to offer my insight on a number of high-profile legal matters.”

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