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badgirl 03-11-2005 04:06 PM
well I have gotten some mixed responses to this, does anyone know the anwser? :hmmm:

Admit it, nobody knows the correct anwser. :rolleyes:

And endelt maby I quit and Maybe I wont, its just easier for me to keep spelling it the way I always have. :p

I bring humor to this board admit it, admit it damn it. :mad: J/K

|Zach| 03-11-2005 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by badgirl
well I have gotten some mixed responses to this, does anyone know the anwser? :hmmm:

Admit it, nobody knows the correct anwser. :rolleyes:

And endelt maby I quit and Maybe I wont, its just easier for me to keep spelling it the way I always have. :p

I bring humor to this board admit it, admit it damn it. :mad: J/K
Are you kidding me?

You still don't know the answer?

ROFL

badgirl 03-11-2005 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ZachKC
Are you kidding me?

You still don't know the answer?

ROFL
I've had 2 different kind of anwsers from different people, just forget it. I'll have to spend some time on the internet and look into it myself.

Saulbadguy 03-11-2005 04:12 PM
Haha...this is great.

|Zach| 03-11-2005 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by badgirl
I've had 2 different kind of anwsers from different people, just forget it. I'll have to spend some time on the internet and look into it myself.
There is not a magical "court room" rule with the law...each crime goes through due process...

Mr. Kotter 03-11-2005 04:15 PM
I'll try...

Since it's a federal case, likely to be tried in federal court; the death penalty IS on the table. Current law though, requires separate proceedings for the verdict phase and the penalty phase.

They COULD choose, I suppose, to try the case in state court in which case it depends on state law. Georgia isn't shy about executing dirtbags like this one; so if he's found guilty, they will likely execute him...unless his lawyer does some fancy dancing in the penalty phase.

How's that?

badgirl 03-11-2005 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Kotter
I'll try...

Since it's a federal case, likely to be tried in federal court; the death penalty IS on the table. Current law though, requires separate proceedings for the verdict phase and the penalty phase.

They COULD choose, I suppose, to try the case in state court in which case it depends on state law. Georgia isn't shy about executing dirtbags like this one; so if he's found guilty, they will likely execute him...unless his lawyer does some fancy dancing in the penalty phase.

How's that?
Thats fine thank you.
But how does this differ from any murder trial?

Saulbadguy 03-11-2005 04:19 PM
I'm not sure which states have and do not have the Death Penalty. If this happened in a state that did NOT have the death penalty...well, what do you think would happen?

badgirl 03-11-2005 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy
I'm not sure which states have and do not have the Death Penalty. If this happened in a state that did NOT have the death penalty...well, what do you think would happen?
refer back to post 33

|Zach| 03-11-2005 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by badgirl
Thats fine thank you.
But how does this differ from any murder trial?
IT DOESN'T! THATS THE POINT! THE FACT THAT IT WAS IN A COURT HOUSE DOES NOT CHANGE THE PROCESS! IT IS A FEDERAL CASE!

I thought if i typed like that it would help out.

Mr. Kotter 03-11-2005 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by badgirl
Thats fine thank you.
But how does this differ from any murder trial?
It isn't "different," as far as I can tell. What you probably meant is that in all likelihood, this dude will be executed--given the circumstances (which I'd agree with.)

The person you were talking with probably didn't accept your idea that it is "automatic," and technically it is not. Just quite likely.

Mr. Kotter 03-11-2005 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ZachKC
IT DOESN'T! THATS THE POINT! THE FACT THAT IT WAS IN A COURT HOUSE DOES NOT CHANGE THE PROCESS! IT IS A FEDERAL CASE!

I thought if i typed like that it would help out.
Technically, the courts COULD choose to give jurisdiction to Georgia....I think. Although, I suspect that is unlikely.

Mr. Kotter 03-11-2005 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle_Ted
Murdering any federal judicial or law enforcement employee is punishable by the death penalty ... doesn't matter what state you're in. Of course the death sentence isn't automatic, as another poster mentioned, but it's on the table.
It's an option, badgirl; he doesn't mean it's "automatic."

badgirl 03-11-2005 05:08 PM
http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/arti...cid=29&did=192

see if you can go to this site and read it, its Federal Laws Providing for the Death Penalty

Hammock Parties 03-11-2005 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man
I don't know about the death sentence and killing someone in a courtroom, but I do know that if you kill someone in a zoo you automatically get sentenced to the ocelot pen, and you're found innocent if you can get out alive. It's a little-known fact.
How many ocelots are in the pen? I got a hankerin' to go on a a fieldtrip killin' spree.


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