Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 7:12 pm
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind Maudit.
I respectfully disagree. An eye for an eye is a fair way to take responsibility of your actions.An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind Maudit.
Going into a bar with a loaded pistol to shoot the guy that cheated you in cards is Pre Meditated Murder.MrCrowley wrote:How do you distinguish between the different degress of murder?
I agree. My point, not every murder is worthy of the death sentence (hidden proposition, not every murder should be judged the same). If you get in to a drunken fight and king-hit someone and they die from that hit or by hitting their head on the pavement, you still could get murder but I wouldn't want the person to be put to death for it. Even a life sentence (U.S. life sentence) is too harsh in my mind.Technician1002 wrote: Degrees of murder is based on intent. Often the intent is a huge part of a murder case.
Other countries have other designations. Pre-Meditated Murder will generally get you life or a death sentence. The other two can get you life, but not generally a death sentence.
Disclaimer. I am not a Lawyer, but I enjoy reading John Grisham novels. I was on Jury duty for a gun case.
Often changes with back room deals to make the trials go faster (push the case load).Degrees of murder is based on intent. Often the intent is a huge part of a murder case.
Involuntary manslaughter.If you get in to a drunken fight and king-hit someone and they die from that hit or by hitting their head on the pavement
Vehicular manslaughter.People who drive drunk and kill an innocent person
Spoken like an American. Things are different elsewhere; here if you used lethal force to defend your property you'll get murder or manslaughter. And it's not rare for manslaughter to carry a larger sentence than murder.Technician1002 wrote:Going into a bar with a loaded pistol to shoot the guy that cheated you in cards is Pre Meditated Murder.MrCrowley wrote:How do you distinguish between the different degress of murder?
Holding up a bank without intending to kill anyone but bringing a pistol just to protect yourself and then using it, it is Murder
When you drive home from the bar totally smashed and run over the kid in the crosswalk is Vehicular Homicide.
Running over the kid who ran into the street between parked cars and you were not speeding is called an accident.
Shooting a guy who just broke into your home and is threatening your wife with a shotgun is called self defense. This is often not considered murder even if you bought the gun because you felt threatened and have a restraining order against the guy.
Degrees of murder is based on intent. Often the intent is a huge part of a murder case.
Other countries have other designations. Pre-Meditated Murder will generally get you life or a death sentence. The other two can get you life, but not generally a death sentence.
Disclaimer. I am not a Lawyer, but I enjoy reading John Grisham novels. I was on Jury duty for a gun case.

Not to be a horrid nit-picker, and I'm surprised JSR didn't correct you, but that's the parable of the weeds and wheat you're referring to. The parable of the sower is about how some seed falls on good ground, some on the path, some on the rocks, and some among the thorns.Technician1002 wrote:New Testament that teaches the parable of the sower. Bad seed comes up with the bad. At harvest, the fruitful is kept and the weeds are pulled and burned.
Did you not read the post?404 error on the link to imageshack
Conclusion: There is no God.
So true.This is because God hates you, personally.