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I think its reasonable to charge the officer and have the questions asked at trial. Whether thats murder or otherwise.

Posted by budice Nov 24 '14, 14:13

Sure basing solely on opinion and I do accept due process prior to judgement. Based on whats been seen for the sake of discussion, , cannot reasonably see deadly force. Incapacitate maybe, but I think it deserves a trial to look at the facts.

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What do you think the grand jury has been doing for the past two months? -- nm - spamlet Nov 24, 14:14 6
- Kinda my point. I think theres enough to charge him. -- nm - budice Nov 24, 14:21 5
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  - No, it isn't. You say he should be charged so everything could be weighed in court. They're already doing that with a lower evidentiary standard. -- nm - spamlet Nov 24, 14:22 3
    - I guess the dilemma is I am expressing an opinion and law talking folks want to sink their teeth into taking the high ground on process before judge - budice Nov 24, 14:30 2
      - What I'm trying to point out is that what you are wanting is already happening. - spamlet Nov 24, 14:47
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I think its reasonable to charge the officer and have the questions asked at trial. Whether thats murder or otherwise.

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