Lawyer cites 'culture' to defend man charged with beating his wife to deathLaw & Order | 207599 hits | May 27 10:00 am | Posted by: martin14 Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Fine, then send him back to his 'culture'.
When in someone else's, you follow theirs.
WHY is that so f***ing difficult? I have an idea.... Why not make THAT law?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/wor ... e18862192/
It's the same culture you might find in a petri dish.
Well here's hoping he gets more then 60days in jail and 2 years probation like that moron who slapped his 13yr old daughter to death. He didn't mean to kill her either.
No and he also didn't beat his daughter until she was a "bloody mess." You need better glasses, ones that don't only show the world in black and white.
Defense says he should not be charged with manslaughter because he didn't mean to kill her. Defense needs to take a course in law - that's the definition of manslaughter, killing when you didn't mean to. Prosecution says he meant to kill his wife. They also need a refresher course, because if he meant to kill her he should be charged with 2nd degree murder.
And this brings up the question of intent again, as with the case of the father slapping his daughter. Our whole system is based on it, hence we have murder charges and manslaughter charges.
No and he also didn't beat his daughter until she was a "bloody mess."
He only need two slaps to kill her. So not enough slaps to turn her face into a bloody mess. Sense you are so interested on intent this man is claiming the same thing, that he did not mean to kill her. So I'm sure you will be just as satisfied with the same sentence of 60 days in jail and 2 years probation.
You might be right about the glasses, because I'm wearing yours. Using the same BS lines you used. Now you are all of a sudden against what you were for in the other thread.
"Boys will be boys," Mulayam Singh Yadav said. "They make mistakes."
And once again you missed every point I made just to say your same old tired lines.
Because your points are idiotic. You draw a false equivalency between these two cases. The law can see that this is false, but you can't. YOu have no valid point.
No absolution whatsoever should even be considered on this grounds.