In Texas, murder is committed if you negligently kill someone in the commission of a crime. She committed the crime when she entered his apartment without his consent. Again - it doesn't matter if it is a mistake.
And when you look at the facts of the trial - there are a lot of things here that are really not adding up. Her texts before, her violation of police protocol, her inability to notice the surroundings. LOTS. I have worked a 52-hour shift in a high-stress combat environment. I would not have made that mistake. As she readily admitted in a text she sent to her partner, as the man laid dying on the floor, she "f_cked up."
“She entered a habitation illegally. “
You dont know that.
Besides, trespassing is not a felony.
“She committed the crime when she entered his apartment without his consent. Again - it doesn’t matter if it is a mistake. “
Cite the statute that entering someone’s abode is a crime.
” For instance, if you enter my habitation by accident and I kill you, I have a justification defense regardless of your mens rea in this state because I may not have time to establish it.”
If you do you better get a real lawyer. I suggest that if younrally believe that, go talk to some lawyers before you get into serious trouble.