[SanDog]

Just my take and definitely not by any stated law, but it would seem to me the attempt of premeditated (1st degree) murder on the girlfriend would automatically institute 1st degree murder on the child being the fact he was collateral damage from the initial crime.

This would be true, however we do not know that he premeditated the attack on the woman or not. The article is not clear.

[Bill]

The scratching I just gave my sack was premeditated. So was that 1st degree molestation or what?

[imaqtpie]

I was trying to find the legal definition for Felony Manslaughter, cause that sounded good, and it is what they charged that one Senator who killed the guy on a bicycle with, but I can't find a good definition.

I found this:

http://www.criminaldefenseassociates.com/definitions


Manslaughter
The unlawful killing of a human being without malice aforethought.

Involuntary Manslaughter
Homicide in which there is no intention to kill or do grievous bodily harm, but that is committed with criminal negligence or during the commission of a crime not included within the felony-murder rule.

Voluntary manslaughter
An act of murder reduced to manslaughter because of extenuating circumstances such as adequate provocation (arousing the "heat of passion") or diminished capacity.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

Will you douche bags shut up already. This is the dumbest thread yet. You are impressing no one.

[Barney]

Will you douche bags shut up already. This is the dumbest thread yet. You are impressing no one.

Ah that's just drunk talk, sweet beautiful drunk talk.

[imaqtpie]

Will you douche bags shut up already. This is the dumbest thread yet. You are impressing no one.

I think you're right when you say that there’s a lot of potential overlap between manslaughter and homicide charges. That’s probably a good thing in many instances. It can give prosecutors some legal latitude to let people “off the hook” for acts which are technically murder, but are somewhat justifiable (like killing a child molester.)

There needs to be some means no legally navigate the tricky grey areas of life. Perhaps these loosely worded, overlapping and rather nebulous laws are a part of that.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

I think you're right when you say that there’s a lot of potential overlap between manslaughter and homicide charges. That’s probably a good thing in many instances. It can give prosecutors some legal latitude to let people “off the hook” for acts which are technically murder, but are somewhat justifiable (like killing a child molester.)

There needs to be some means no legally navigate the tricky grey areas of life. Perhaps these loosely worded, overlapping and rather nebulous laws are a part of that.

Either that or you suck. I'm going with the latter.

[Chubs]

I'd shine a thousand cocks to get back to UJ. I hope they find this thread soon. .

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