New York (CNN) -- Northeast Florida State Attorney Angela Corey has made it clear that she alone will decide whether George Zimmerman will be charged in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's attorneys termed as "courageous" her decision not to present evidence to the grand jury that the original prosecutor, Norman Wolfinger, scheduled to convene on April 10. The Trayvon Martin family was also pleased that Corey would make the charging decision. But the question remains, will George Zimmerman be charged? Tuesday, in a bizarre development, George Zimmerman's attorneys, Hal Uhrig and Craig Sonner, during a news conference held in front of the Seminole County Courthouse, announced that they had withdrawn from his representation. They said they had lost contact with their client over the previous two days and revealed Zimmerman's unusual behavior -- including phone calls to Fox News host Sean Hannity and the special prosecutor, Corey.
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Sunny Hostin: The state attorney has made it clear that she alone will decide on charges
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She says the public withdrawal by lawyers representing George Zimmerman was strange
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Hostin: Zimmerman's actions may not have been covered by the "stand your ground" law
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She says she believes in the jury system; it makes sense to let a jury decide
Angela Corey
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Trayvon Martin
Trayvon Martin
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George Zimmerman
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George Zimmerman
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George Zimmerman
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Trayvon Martin
Trayvon Martin
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