MLK Remembrance Service Dedicated To Trayvon Martin

Trayvon's mom says she's thankful so many are calling for Zimmerman's arrest."It's just an overwhelming feeling. It just makes us feel real special to know that people are supporting Martin Luther King, that's what this day is for, and Trayvon Martin," said Sybrina Fulton, Trayvon's mother. Trayvon's dad urged everyone to learn from his son's death."We're just hoping the eyes of America and the eyes of the world are opened up to the injustice that is going on in small towns, such as Sanford," said Tracy Martin, Trayvon's father.Just as this was underway in Miami, Zimmerman's father and attorneys were on TV. The father made his first network appearance on Fox News.

"Do you think this has been a rush to judgment by the media?" asked host Sean Hannity.

"It's absolutely been a rush to judgment," replied Zimmerman's father.

Zimmerman's attorney Craig Sonner told CNN the evidence the public has seen is no good.

"Not a single thing has been brought into the media that would be admissible in court," said Sonner.

Meantime, state lawmaker Chris Smith, a Fort Lauderdale Democrat, has appointed his own task force to scrutinize Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' law in the wake of the shooting death of the unarmed teen.

Gov. Rick Scott announced plans for a state task force but wants to hold off until after an investigation into the Feb 26th shooting.

Sen. Smith doesn't want to wait. He said Tuesday that action is needed now.

Smith said his panel will include South Florida prosecutors, public defenders and legal scholars, who will consider whether the law should be changed or repealed.

The "Stand Your Ground' law that was passed in 2005 allows the use of deadly force "to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm" and "to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony." It eliminated the duty to retreat before using such force as required in a previous self-defense law.

"Florida is in a crisis mode," Smith said at a news conference. "It's time for leaders to lead, and it's time for action."

Smith's panel will meet Thursday in Fort Lauderdale, where it will hear comments from judges, a tourism official and members of the public.

The Trayvon Martin case has stirred marches and rallies around the nation, merited comment from President Barack Obama, led to the resignation of the Sanford police chief and brought scrutiny from the U.S. Department of Justice.