Mudslinger14;5131089; said:One person should be tried for murder charges if the evidence can support ruling out this one person.
The others should be tried for accessory to murder.
Right?
Mudslinger14;5131089; said:One person should be tried for murder charges if the evidence can support ruling out this one person.
The others should be tried for accessory to murder.
Right?
frnchjeep;5131159; said:Thats what I think. They are all gutless POS's, but in reality, only one is a murder.
Three are charged with murder, two will plead to accessorry to murder in return for testifying to the one who actually pulled the trigger. Two will get out in 15 years, and one will get out in 25 years. Four lifes were wasted over $600.00Mudslinger14;5131089; said:One person should be tried for murder charges if the evidence can support ruling out this one person.
The others should be tried for accessory to murder.
Right?
frnchjeep;5131248; said:In this situation, the robbery was over. A car chase and a confrontation later, one man shot another man. That makes one man a murderer. It also makes the two men fighting with him accessories to murder.
However, hypothetically, lets say NO murder took place and it was just an armed robbery. One man robbed the victim, and the two others hung back, or even waited in the car. If the victim testified in court that the other two were present, but not involved, they would probably receive little to no repercussions, at least in comparison to the actual robber.
Bderick67;5131317; said:So in your version of the hypo scenario, all three get charged with armed robbery as all were part of the crime. Only testimony would get them off? But in this case no victim testimony. All three need be charged with murder. If someone dies because of a crime you are committing you should be convicted of murder.