That's a "chain of causation" argument that can get pretty in-depth and technical.
Did her lie cause her dad to pull the trigger and kill the kid, or did something else cause that (such as the kid's presumed movement after being told to stay still)?
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Father shoots 17 year old daughters BF in her bed. She told dad she didn't know him.
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That's a "chain of causation" argument that can get pretty in-depth and technical.
Did her lie cause her dad to pull the trigger and kill the kid, or did something else cause that (such as the kid's presumed movement after being told to stay still)?
never said it wouldnt get crazy complicated, but a decent lawyer could argue it. thats all i was pointing out
To what end and to get what?
How much are you going to spend to get her piggy bank?
What poor decisions did the deceased make that led to his own demise?
He is alive if:
He does not sneak out of his house.
He does not sneak into another house.
He does not move when told not to.
It is not a question of punishment. Jesus H Christ! No one said he deserved to die. A combination of poor decisions led to his death.
I have made many poor decisions in my life that could have resulted in my death and I am lucky that I'm still here. This kid was not so lucky. **** happens.
lol, I think the point of contention is this: Does poor decision making that leads to death deserve criminal prosecution. There is plenty of precedence to say "yes".
If ifs and buts were candies and nuts we'd all have a merry christmas
