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Orrex

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31. Whoa--my bad. I apologize.
Wed Apr 9, 2014, 11:13 PM
Apr 2014

I didn't see that one coming. In that case, I'll exit this thread with a snark-free tip of the hat to you for consistency.

I don't agree with you on this, but I respect your honesty.

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How long can they hold a juvenile without pressing charges? Orrex Apr 2014 #1
They could commit them on a court order. Which does not require pressing charges. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #4
Since he is alleged to have demonstrated that he is a danger to others Orrex Apr 2014 #10
I don't have to preface my post with what you think is the proper first statement, thanks. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #20
You forgot to post the link to your expression of sympathy for the victims. Orrex Apr 2014 #23
In opposition to what you've stupidly implied, I don't have to support idiocy in the face of loss. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #26
Support your idiocy however you like. That's up to you Orrex Apr 2014 #27
"You defended Woody Allen against the allegations of pedophilia, right?" - Yes, I did actually. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #29
Whoa--my bad. I apologize. Orrex Apr 2014 #31
funny Adam051188 Apr 2014 #41
oh FFS... dionysus Apr 2014 #2
LOL, so you think a 16 is an adult? So should have rights of an 18 year old? Logical Apr 2014 #12
adult enough to know going on a huge ass stabbing spree is wrong. dionysus Apr 2014 #19
If found not guilty still an adult? nt Logical Apr 2014 #32
only way he's not found guilty is by reason of insanity, then he goes to a mental institution. dionysus Apr 2014 #37
Are you serious? LittleBlue Apr 2014 #3
How do you know he was of sound mental state at the time of the attacks? Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #5
I'm not willing to gamble on a psychiatrist's assessment that he's fit to be released LittleBlue Apr 2014 #8
How is it possible that the burden of evidence for committing someone is less... Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #14
I lose faith in the justice system when it produces unjust verdicts LittleBlue Apr 2014 #21
How long has it been since the crime was committed? Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #24
Is there actual doubt that he is in fact the one who stabbed 24 people? LittleBlue Apr 2014 #30
There's probably zero or near zero doubt he was the one who stabbed the victims. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #35
The police and prosecutors are privy to information that we aren't LittleBlue Apr 2014 #39
It is a huge deal. It demonstrates that charges can be pressed with little or no calculation... Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #42
Charges aren't always pressed with the idea that those charges will be final LittleBlue Apr 2014 #44
Prosecutors are not supposed to press charges they know have no factual support. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #45
I'm fine with charging a guy who stabbed 24 people with att. murder LittleBlue Apr 2014 #49
a lot of people around the world would probably agree with you. "stabbed 24 people=attempted murder" Adam051188 Apr 2014 #53
Kid = tried as adult LittleBlue Apr 2014 #57
hang on this is complicated Adam051188 Apr 2014 #58
Life, as in LittleBlue Apr 2014 #59
age 16 and sound mental state are not cause and effect or otherwise related nt msongs Apr 2014 #22
Even if he was not of sound mind at the time avebury Apr 2014 #62
Does it matter? CFLDem Apr 2014 #69
Lol, how young then? 15, 14, 13? Can't wait for this! nt Logical Apr 2014 #15
As someone else pointed out below, it's 15 regarding homicide LittleBlue Apr 2014 #17
Post removed Post removed Apr 2014 #6
Your response is the perfect example of how fucked we are as a society. Congratulations. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #7
Why? JJChambers Apr 2014 #11
You haven't the faintest idea what I'm saying and instead are seeing red. Ironic really... Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #18
There's nothing wrong with "seeing red" JJChambers Apr 2014 #25
there's nothing wrong with seeing red? Adam051188 Apr 2014 #36
Let me ask you this. I more or less agree with you, but ballyhoo Apr 2014 #40
Spoken like a true believer billh58 Jun 2014 #74
Um how about no... sarisataka Apr 2014 #9
Lol, you again! Pro DP, what a shock! nt Logical Apr 2014 #16
The suspect's mental state... Jeff In Milwaukee Apr 2014 #13
learned something today. Adam051188 Apr 2014 #33
I'm sure the defendant's mental state will be an issue in his trial Jeff In Milwaukee Apr 2014 #48
your empathy is overwhelming Adam051188 Apr 2014 #54
Ummm....I didn't say that Jeff In Milwaukee Apr 2014 #65
I'm still waiting for a conviction before I decide. Glassunion Apr 2014 #28
+1 Adam051188 Apr 2014 #34
Why not wait for the TV movie? God forbid anyone opine beforehand. WinkyDink Apr 2014 #64
So true. Amazing that some of the posters don't understand this. JimDandy Apr 2014 #38
I'm wondering how long until they start trying animals as humans. Fozzledick Apr 2014 #43
the dog pound is a scary place. Adam051188 Apr 2014 #47
We are the prison capital of the world. ZombieHorde Apr 2014 #46
you forgot your sarcasm tag Adam051188 Apr 2014 #50
They might have a formula Nevernose Apr 2014 #51
Once again, conclusions first! oldandhappy Apr 2014 #52
If the kid is black, it takes a nanosecond. Warpy Apr 2014 #55
Not for a mass violence event. CFLDem Apr 2014 #70
way too fast. Adam051188 Apr 2014 #56
Are you saying that he will not be able to use his mental state as a defense? muriel_volestrangler Apr 2014 #60
Long enough to check the family bank account? nt RandiFan1290 Apr 2014 #61
Assuming.. sendero Apr 2014 #63
What do you propose they should have done? B2G Apr 2014 #66
I don't know ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #67
Interesting topic Savannahmann Apr 2014 #68
Our justice system yallerdawg Apr 2014 #71
Well, it's a guaranteed conviction in a high-profile case Blue_Tires Apr 2014 #72
The minute they saw what the evil bastard did. MO_Moderate Apr 2014 #73
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