More fucked up jurisprudence

[indyfrisco]

The man removed himself from any danger when he shot the criminal and then left the room. He did not have to come back to where the criminal was.

But when he came back to the room, there was no threat, nevertheless he did not hesitate, he went straight to the criminal and shot him 5 times point blank. That is intent to kill as far as I'm concerned.

My vote is for first degree murder.

He simply aborted a bad seed. What's the problem?

[LTS TRN 2]

The rocket never actually shot anyone, but throwing a shard of a broken bat at a man could certainly get you indicted for assault and battery, especially if you take out an eye or sever the jugular, etc.

[indyfrisco]

That incident pretty much confirmed that ol' Rog was juicing.

No doubt. Pitching in the series for his first ring and he's going to risk hitting the guy and being suspended the rest of the series? Roid rage is a powerful thing. Piazza had said after the intentional beanball to his cranium that Clemens was unstable and the league needed to look into him.

[LTS TRN 2]

My favorite Rocket 'Roid Rage moment was in the 1990 ALCS, Boston vs Oakland, when he just stood there on the mound in the second inning mouthing furious rage at the ump. Surreal, and so intense that the ump of course had to run him immediately. It was sort of dismissed as his just being intense, but it was the juice talkin'.

[Cuda]

My favorite Rocket 'Roid Rage moment was in the 1990 ALCS, Boston vs Oakland, when he just stood there on the mound in the second inning mouthing furious rage at the ump. Surreal, and so intense that the ump of course had to run him immediately. It was sort of dismissed as his just being intense, but it was the juice talkin'.

That should of ben a PM to KC Scott