What kind of lawyer takes this on? What kind of court takes this on?
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Question #1 -- Liberal, greedy and hungry for publicity.
Question #2 -- Liberal Kalifornicat.
Answer to this situation is "2 in the pump house and one in the computer" -- triple-tap. Of course, then you have to worry about the perp's relatives filing suit. -
They'll soon limit magazines in cali so you only get one shot...Originally posted by dustoffer View PostComment
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That article is 3 years old dude.Comment
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The same kind that represent terrorist.Comment
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First thing I noticed..^^^^ I am going to look up this guy and see what the outcome of his criminal trial was and see what happened with thisOriginally posted by Speedgoat View PostComment
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Wow!!!Comment
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Clearly you have a few things to learn (don't we all).Originally posted by MidLifeKtm View Post
1. He is being represented by a public (read: taxpayer funded) defender. Under the 6th Amendment, ALL persons accused of a crime with potential jail time are entitled to counsel during the major stages of prosecution. Those lawyers' jobs are to find every legal way possible to prove their client is guilty. In this case, that included making a claim that the homeowner was jealous of the women the burglar was sleeping with, and that the homeowner planted a trap so he could kill the burglar. If you ever have to have a public defender defend you, you better hope for the same.
2. The court didn't take it on. They dismissed the burglar's counter-suit against the homeowner, and sentenced him to 86 years in prison.Comment
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