I'm ok with that. Will probably get some post convictions relief if the lawyers do their jobs.The McMichaels each received a life sentence without possibility of parole. Mr. Bryan was sentence to life with the chance of parole.
I'm ok with that. Will probably get some post convictions relief if the lawyers do their jobs.The McMichaels each received a life sentence without possibility of parole. Mr. Bryan was sentence to life with the chance of parole.
I'm okay with those verdicts.The McMichaels each received a life sentence without possibility of parole. Mr. Bryan was sentence to life with the chance of parole.
AgreedThey deserve it. Dumbasses
The only thing that comes to mind it's a totally different charge than the ones they were previously tried for?Trying to understand how that’s not double jeopardy, but then again, I’m not a lawyer.
I ain't a lawyer either and I am with you.Trying to understand how that’s not double jeopardy, but then again, I’m not a lawyer.
Doesn't matter what you call the charge, if they are being charged a second time for the same murder, it's double jeopardy. If the Federal case is just on civil rights, that would be a whole different animal.The only thing that comes to mind it's a totally different charge than the ones they were previously tried for?
I don't disagree with you the least on that. I'm just trying to understand how they would be able to bypass the double-jeopardy rules on charging them on federal charges.Doesn't matter what you call the charge, if they are being charged a second time for the same murder, it's double jeopardy. If the Federal case is just on civil rights, that would be a whole different animal.
How many life without parole sentences do you need before you die in prison? Unless they figure them to get a pardon, it ain't about justice, it's about politics and revenge.
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Well, I have issues, but then I'm one to buck the narrative. The trial was political, as were the sentences. While I won't say they were innocent of all charges, although I'm not sure how someone that was videoing the altercation is also charged with murder, I believe the charges were excessive.While I’ve got no issue at all with the outcome of the trial, seems like every state case now has a follow up federal case. Not really a fan of it.
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Felony murder. Participating in a crime that ends up with a murder means murder for all parties involved even if only involved in the conspiracy or driving and filming in this instance.Well, I have issues, but then I'm one to buck the narrative. The trial was political, as were the sentences. While I won't say they were innocent of all charges, although I'm not sure how someone that was videoing the altercation is also charged with murder, I believe the charges were excessive.
You believe that murder charges were excessive for murdering someone? What do you think the charges should have been? And the driver was charged because he filmed the whole incident and did nothing to stop it. He literally filmed someone being murdered and then drove off like nothing happened.Well, I have issues, but then I'm one to buck the narrative. The trial was political, as were the sentences. While I won't say they were innocent of all charges, although I'm not sure how someone that was videoing the altercation is also charged with murder, I believe the charges were excessive.