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Originally posted by texansfan View PostUnless you're shooting 500 rounds per day, I don't trust you can make that shot in a high intense setting
If we had Seal Team 6 level security at each school I'd be ok with it but I'm sure it will be a flashlight cop with a pellet gun level of training
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Originally posted by texansfan View PostQuestion:
How many schools get shot up in Europe and Australia combined?
We should do whatever they are doing to reduce the number of school shootings we have
If that's even remotely close to being true then that it is totally unexceptable and scary..
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These aren't battle hardened terrorists willing to fight to the death. Most off themselves as soon as the police arrive.
They go to a place they expect no resistance and everyone to cower or run. A guard or properly trained teacher could offer enough resistance to stop the attack.
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Originally posted by ttaxidermy View PostI heard a stat on FOX news this evening that 91% of all fatalities, that occur in schools, throughout the world, occur in the USA..
If that's even remotely close to being true then that it is totally unexceptable and scary..
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Originally posted by texansfan View PostMost times it's random selection but in times like these some hot shot attorney will volunteer to take the case pro bono for the notieriety.
I have a buddy thats a administrative attorney (social security cases and what not) said that he had to fight for this child mol3ster to get $735 a month for the rest of his life in disability.
He won the case but he said he was hoping he would lose.
That's just the way a lot of pro bono work is.
Our constitution requires the perp to have proper representation or the case could be thrown out altogetherOriginally posted by Roy Munson View PostIf they have a Public Defenders Office and she works there, she could have been ordered to take the case. She can’t refuse if she wants to keep her job.
If they don’t have a PDO, some jurisdictions require attorneys in private practice to take appointments at the request of a judge. So she could have been ordered by a judge to handle the case.
Once you are ordered to take the case you are ethically obligated to be a zealous advocate. No way around it.
I can’t imagine anyone in private practice handling that for notoriety because it’s only going to be bad. Plus, you have to self finance the defense. Unless she is really bored, really rich or both, she was likely ordered to handle case.
And it’s going to be a miserable ride. I would not have given press conference or released a statement either.
Thanks guys, I get that they have to have proper representation. I guess my question was more in line with are these people volunteering for cases like this, or is it more likely someone is pointing a finger and saying "Your taking that case". From what y'all posted it appears she could have been ordered to. Either way, I don't see how any human being could enthusiastically represent someone like that, Even if required to. I think that would be the moment I quit.
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Originally posted by DRT View PostThese aren't battle hardened terrorists willing to fight to the death. Most off themselves as soon as the police arrive.
They go to a place they expect no resistance and everyone to cower or run. A guard or properly trained teacher could offer enough resistance to stop the attack.
Mentally unstable white kids are the issue when it comes to school shootings.
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Originally posted by stykshooter View PostWe're angry & violent society which I don't see changing. I returned from Japan last week, last years murder count with firearms was a six.
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Originally posted by Clay C View PostTrue, but that's comparing apples to oranges. Japan is incredibly homogeneous with strong shared values. Being the most diverse society the world has ever known ethnically, culturally, ideologically etc. carries it's own set of problems. I'm not saying diversity is a bad thing by any means, you just can't really compare a melting pot of culture and values to places with steadfast culture and values.
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Originally posted by ttaxidermy View PostI worked for the Japanese for 8 years.. I learned a lot about their culture in that time.. They do not tolerate many things that we let slide.. I mean 0 tolerance.. Thieves are almost non existent over there..
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