Guilty of what?

Dec 11, 2024 8:41 AM

NotSinceTheAccidend

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SpaceHaggis

1st degree murder.

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NotSinceTheAccidend

He’s being charged with 2nd degree.

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SpaceHaggis

At this time yes

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lindabelchersfirstcousin

Fucking narc

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SpaceHaggis

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lindabelchersfirstcousin

v

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SpaceHaggis

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getadogupya

Justified, or no?

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SpaceHaggis

No.

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getadogupya

When is violence justified?

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SpaceHaggis

When ones life or another is in danger, war or contact sports such boxing, MMA etc

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getadogupya

The insurance industry has killed hundreds of thousands...

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Like2Fox

Probably going to be manslaughter, but hasn't been proven guilty in the court of law just yet so you can calm down a bit

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SpaceHaggis

Manslaughter?

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Like2Fox

Yep. First degree murder can be downgraded to manslaughter if it's a crime of passion, under duress. A good lawyer could argue that.

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SpaceHaggis

Theyd probaby be better going for insane.

My client comes from a wealthy family, hes the future heir to the buisness and fortune blah blah blah.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury would any sane person really throw all that away?

Milk it.

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Like2Fox

That's not how Insanity plea works.

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