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My argument that the cop didn't pose any threat at all to the victim and there was no reason that the victim had to run... except he was only afraid of being arrested and going to jail?

You said in post 1 what the cop did was murder this guy in cold blood. Murder and manslaughter are very different. What this guy did was in the heat of the moment. He made a bad decision. He didn't leave his house that day saying to himself "I'm going to murder a black man today."
 

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I lumped in murder with everything... he did kill him for no reason, but he didn't plan it. Don't know, but he is charged with murder, and he will go down.

Im thinking this is the slam dunk case the media/government/police needed to prove a point and quell the "Black Lives Matter" stuff. So they will push it as far as they can.
 

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I lumped in murder with everything... he did kill him for no reason, but he didn't plan it. Don't know, but he is charged with murder, and he will go down.

Im thinking this is the slam dunk case the media/government/police needed to prove a point and quell the "Black Lives Matter" stuff. So they will push it as far as they can.

He will not be convicted of murder IMO. It's not a slam dunk case for him to go down for pre-meditated murder. Not even close.
 

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He will not be convicted of murder IMO. It's not a slam dunk case for him to go down for pre-meditated murder. Not even close.

Does fall under the category for SECOND DEGREE Murder
 

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Kind of a generic definition of 2nd Degree Murder:

Second-degree murder, or murder in the second degree, is the crime of murdering in "the heat of passion" which results from intense anger, fear, rage, or terror.

I can possibly see that one NFL.
 

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You looked up what 2nd Degree Murder is in the State of South Carolina?

Not yet... But I know what it is in Nevada, figured it would more then likely be the same
 

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South Carolina: Second Degree Murder

A non-premeditated killing, resulting from an assault in which death of the victim was a distinct possibility.
 

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South Carolina: Second Degree Murder

A non-premeditated killing, resulting from an assault in which death of the victim was a distinct possibility.

Interesting, I change my opinion. This killing did not occur as a result of an assault. Manslaughter.
 

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Interesting, I change my opinion. This killing did not occur as a result of an assault. Manslaughter.

I could still see them pushing for Second Degree Murder
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Definition of assault under South Carolinas Second Degree Murder Law:

An assault (without battery, or physical contact) which 1.was likely to produce death or great bodily harm, (OR) 2.that occurred during the commission of a theft, robbery, kidnapping, or burglary


Specific intent means that when the defendant acted, he or she intended to cause apprehension of a harmful or unwanted contact. General intent means that the defendant knew with substantial certainty that the action would put someone in apprehension of a harmful or unwanted contact.

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It wouldn't take much to prove that shooting someone in the back 8 times from around 30 feet away wouldn't cause death or great bodily harm. Had he shot once or twice, I could see them saying manslaughter... but 8 shots, center mass... tough to argue for a lesser charge
 

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I could still see them pushing for Second Degree Murder
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Definition of assault under South Carolinas Second Degree Murder Law:

An assault (without battery, or physical contact) which 1.was likely to produce death or great bodily harm, (OR) 2.that occurred during the commission of a theft, robbery, kidnapping, or burglary


Specific intent means that when the defendant acted, he or she intended to cause apprehension of a harmful or unwanted contact. General intent means that the defendant knew with substantial certainty that the action would put someone in apprehension of a harmful or unwanted contact.

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It wouldn't take much to prove that shooting someone in the back 8 times from around 30 feet away wouldn't cause death or great bodily harm. Had he shot once or twice, I could see them saying manslaughter... but 8 shots, center mass... tough to argue for a lesser charge

All about how the jury interprets the wording of the law I guess.
 

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All about how the jury interprets the wording of the law I guess.

I can see the DA quoting this law, and showing the victim didn't want to be shot in the back, and that the defendant knew that shooting center mass, in the back that many times would cause at the very least great bodily harm.

Shooting ANYONE 8 times ANYWHERE on their body would cause great bodily harm
 

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