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* raced a car * killed someone That's enough for me. Don't care what the arguments are, how much they were peer pressured or what their home lives were like.
by spoonjim 6y ago
* raced a car
* killed someone
That's enough for me. Don't care what the arguments are, how much they were peer pressured or what their home lives were like. Obviously if the argument is "the cops got the wrong guy" then I'll listen to it.
- smabie 6y agoWhat if there was a bomb in the car that exploded if the car dropped below a certain speed (ala Speed, the movie)? If it was unclear, the point I'm making is that you are awfully quick to judge someone's guilt based on a web page you read. Also, you don't get to decide sentences as a juror, so your statement doesn't really make sense.
- spoonjim 6y agoI know all of these things, and furthermore, I'm not in the jurisdiction so it's all a hypothetical. I'm saying that in the hypothetical where I am asked to pass judgment on, and sentence, someone who street raced (for any reason) and killed a person, I would with no hesitations sentence that person to life without parole, and would probably only hesitate about an hour before sentencing them to death.
- zhte415 6y agoWhat if there was a shark in the passenger seat with a laser on it's head?