Trayvon Martin

Tensions remain high and emotions continue to boil over surrounding the case of George Zimmerman. It was recently revealed that his defense lawyer, Mark O’Mara, has been receiving death threats to his office.

A 75-year-old white Milwaukee man has been charged in the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy, whom he claims stole guns from his home.

Defense attorney Mark O'Mara told ABC News that Zimmerman's online defense fund has been receiving about $1,000 a day in donations, but the pace picked up after a judge required Zimmerman to return to jail.

Reports have surfaced from Zimmerman's camp detailing that George Zimmerman has turned himself in and is back in police custody for charges relating to the February murder of Trayvon Martin.  STORY: The Reason Zimmerman Is Going Back To Jail

Trayvon's courageous family spoke out on the matter as well. In a simple tweet, Trayvon’s mom wrote “Praise God." 

Prosecutors are asking for Zimmerman’s bond to be revoked and he be sent back to jail for the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.

A hearing is scheduled today for the court to rule on motions filed by both the state prosecution and the defense in the George Zimmerman trial, as to whether or not all evidence should be made public.

The state and the defense in the George Zimmerman trial both agree that media should not be privy to the evidence surrounding the case. Each side hopes that a judge will keep all the evidence private from the media.