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To: Envisioning

She had to be convicted. However, was a manslaughter conviction an option? It seems to me she was negligent when she opened fore at a man who did not seem to me to be threatening her. She thought he was in her apartment, yet he had no gun. She ought to have taken a moment to gather her thoughts and not opened fire against him.

He was totally innocent. She did not premeditate this event. Wasn’t Second degree or Man Slaughter an option against her?

Just asking.


44 posted on 10/01/2019 11:22:18 AM PDT by Gumdrop
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To: Gumdrop
Wasn’t Second degree or Man Slaughter an option against her?

She killed someone during the commission of a crime. That's murder in Texas.

46 posted on 10/01/2019 11:29:24 AM PDT by DoodleDawg
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I'm pretty sure that if I walked into what I thought was my apartment and EVERYTHING LOOKED DIFFERENT, I'd quickly realize I'd walked into someone ELSE'S apartment!

I don't care what her toxicology test revealed, SHE'S EITHER BLIND, DRUNK OR STONED.

She should've IMMEDIATELY RETREATED!

47 posted on 10/01/2019 11:31:43 AM PDT by CivilWarBrewing (Get off my back for my usage of CAPS, especially you snowflake males! MAN UP!)
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To: Gumdrop

Unlike others I will actually answer your question instead of giving you a lecture on my opinion of the matter.

Yes manslaughter was an option. It was not charged, but the judge gave the jury the option in her final instructions.


91 posted on 10/01/2019 1:03:03 PM PDT by hirn_man
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She testified she intended to kill him. A trained cop does not get to offer a scared little girl defense.


127 posted on 10/01/2019 6:32:49 PM PDT by yldstrk (Bingo! We have a winner!)
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