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No, I’m cases of murder it has to be proven that a murder (ie it wasn’t accidental, suicide, etc). There’s also different degrees of murder depending on the cir
by pushpop 7y ago
No, I’m cases of murder it has to be proven that a murder (ie it wasn’t accidental, suicide, etc). There’s also different degrees of murder depending on the circumstances (ranging from self defence through to pre-meditation and even crimes more horrific than that).
It’s not just about proving the perpetrator, it’s about proving the circumstance because there will be different sentencing - and sometimes even different laws - depending on the circumstance.
- 9876ghkjh 7y agoWhat can appear to be a suicide can still be murder if the suicide victim had been exploited and sees no way out. Until someone has been in that position, its easy to believe the world is not run by criminals. The UK's NHS don't involve the Police when people attempt suicide, in fact in my experience GP's will give the suicidal person advice on ways to make the suicide work in a painless way. It will never get to court because of patient confidentiality and a GP will almost always be believed over the patient. Its a no win situation for the suicidal individual.