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bigdarryl

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4. I though he could be found guilty of both

Reply to woolldog (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 06:52 PM

Jul 2013

But maybe Im wrong anyone want to clarify this.Only in fucking Florida would they confuse a charges meaning.It gets back to the republicans being in charge of that state so long to past these crazy laws

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Florida case law on Manslaughter charge [View all] bigdarryl Jul 2013 OP

Isn't the charge voluntary manslaughter here? woolldog Jul 2013 #1

Yes it's voluntary manslaughter Just Saying Jul 2013 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author LumosMaxima Jul 2013 #8

With a twist. Igel Jul 2013 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author LumosMaxima Jul 2013 #12

I though he could be found guilty of both bigdarryl Jul 2013 #4

Yea, im not sure either. woolldog Jul 2013 #7

Yes it is... FarPoint Jul 2013 #5

I thought so, woolldog Jul 2013 #9

He'll get manslaughter imho nt arely staircase Jul 2013 #2

I think Zimmerman may have committed involuntary manslaughter LittleBlue Jul 2013 #6

Of all the options, Involuntary isn't one of them... ThePhilosopher04 Jul 2013 #10

Did the state prove intent to kill? customerserviceguy Jul 2013 #13