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<blockquote data-quote="Dpjacket" data-source="post: 717993" data-attributes="member: 3498"><p>Thanks. Really. You definitely would have a grasp of the law and legal matters than I. So ... Thanks.</p><p></p><p>It’s a shame the law isn’t more cut and dry. To your point, it often seems more about the presentation and competence of the litigators — not to mention the jurors....which would scare the hell out of me — than the Law.</p><p></p><p>In contrast to your earlier posts, though: Don’t you wonder, though, that outside of the obvious that McMichaels had guns and did pursue....was there intent to kill? But only when (it appears) physically attacked that a shot went off? Seems that’s going to be central in this.</p><p></p><p>disclaimer: I personally have no problem with the pursuit, especially in of the video and 911 call. don’t know what statutes say about the guns vis-a-vis “protecting property”.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dpjacket, post: 717993, member: 3498"] Thanks. Really. You definitely would have a grasp of the law and legal matters than I. So ... Thanks. It’s a shame the law isn’t more cut and dry. To your point, it often seems more about the presentation and competence of the litigators — not to mention the jurors....which would scare the hell out of me — than the Law. In contrast to your earlier posts, though: Don’t you wonder, though, that outside of the obvious that McMichaels had guns and did pursue....was there intent to kill? But only when (it appears) physically attacked that a shot went off? Seems that’s going to be central in this. disclaimer: I personally have no problem with the pursuit, especially in of the video and 911 call. don’t know what statutes say about the guns vis-a-vis “protecting property”. [/QUOTE]
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