Bonkleesha
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casey anthony.... zimmerman.... didnt OJ live there a bit?
you can get away with MURDER in florida.
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polyarcturus
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YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH MURDER IN A LIGHTING STORM! electrify the water pipes
ThatGuy113
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wyteberrywidow
Global
Seems that way for now.. But if they murder Zimmerman I'm sure it would be different case.. I wonder why?
deprave
New Member
Not just in Floridia, I don't know this story but I take it a cop killed someone. Governments are immune to accountabillity and this is why it attracts evil people. Evil people cling to a monopoly of power with no accountabillity. This is why we have so much violence, evil governments.
Canna Sylvan
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You Trayvon people are ten times worse than Beardo with his Paulism. That's saying a lot, considering he spent over 140 hours bugging people over the phone.
mccumcumber
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What's the missing person rate in Canada again?
You know its the Juries who decide these cases, Yes?
sync0s
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At least he knows where he stands. Unlike you who argues a conservative point, while simultaneously saying you support universal health care and would vote for other things that are in your self interest.
newatit2010
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I think they are looking for Stone Ponys mother in law in Texas. LOL
Jogro
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By definition, murder is deliberate illegal killing. Killing in self-defense is legal, and is not murder.
Fortunately, in this country (even in the State of FL) the distinction is generally made by a jury, presented with facts and evidence in a court of law, not by uninformed yahoos jumping to conclusions based on what amounts to media-invented hearsay.
Now, the fact is, that you can potentially "get away with murder" ANYWHERE on the planet if you do it correctly. . .not every homicide leads to a criminal conviction, and in fact, in many jurisdictions most do NOT.
If you're talking about "criminal justice" even with its flaws, I think you're still likely to find more of it in the State of Florida than most places on the planet!
Fortunately, in this country (even in the State of FL) the distinction is generally made by a jury, presented with facts and evidence in a court of law, not by uninformed yahoos jumping to conclusions based on what amounts to media-invented hearsay.
Now, the fact is, that you can potentially "get away with murder" ANYWHERE on the planet if you do it correctly. . .not every homicide leads to a criminal conviction, and in fact, in many jurisdictions most do NOT.
If you're talking about "criminal justice" even with its flaws, I think you're still likely to find more of it in the State of Florida than most places on the planet!
UncleBuck
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how does one shoot someone else in the back and claim it to be self defense?
happened in sanford pretty recently.
sync0s
Well-Known Member
It is too murder, it's just justified murder.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
That is self-contradictory, i am afraid. Dictionaries define murder AS " ... the unlawful killing, with malice aforethought, of another human, and generally this state of mind distinguishes murder from other forms of unlawful homicide (such as manslaughter)." cn
I can imagine Zimmerman as capable of malice, but forethought ... tougher. cn
You should ask Randy Weaver's 12 year old son that. Gunned down by a proffesional US government paid killer with full auto weapons. They successfully defended their actions as self defense. They shot the 12 year old in the back after he started running away because the Agents had already blown his left arm off.
sync0s
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Ironically that can't be the legal definition of murder, because 3rd degree wouldn't exist.
I'm afraid the dictionary is behind on that word.Minnesota Law said:
Winter Woman
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Now this I do agree with.