Since you are an expert on Georgia law....give us the Georgia law on vehicular assault......put up or shut up. hehheh
I am not an expert. But let me tell you why I knew the shooting was bad before the state arrested them.
When I got my CCW I wanted to make sure that I understood my rights. I took a course taught by a cop. The cop told us if we used our weapons in a threatening manner it was aggravated assault. If the bad guy runs let him go. Chasing him armed up is a sure way to get either killed by cops or charged with a crime. Oh it was the cop who said citizens arrest was a bet your life move. If you are right and saw the bad guy commit a crime you are fine. If you are mistaken you go to jail for false imprisonment
The lawyer told me that holding someone at gunpoint is aggravated assault. He said it is a coin toss if I would be indicted.
So the weapon I carry is self defense only. Pulled out only when a threat to life exists.
I spoke to an attorney. He told me if I ever had to use my weapon I was to point out the evidence to the cops. Give them my identification including my ccw and shut the everloving fuck up. His words. Say nothing else until I talk with a lawyer.
I joined USCCA. Their information says to point out the evidence and remain silent. Talk to a lawyer.
The McMichaels did everything I was told not to by both police and lawyers.
My familiarity with the case is because unlike you I read a lot of articles on it. Explanations from lawyers. Defense attorneys who say the McMichaels have a very slim chance at avoiding prison. Not because they are white. The jury will be majority white. But because of the actions they took in light of Georgia Law.
You could cure your ignorance as well. Read some. Watch the preliminary hearing I posted earlier. Watch the defense attorneys. Watch the investigator outline the evidence against the men.
Here is a synopsis of the hearing.
The judge in the Arbery case found probable cause against all three defendants and declared that all of their cases would move forward to trial.
www.wsws.org
According to Dial, Arbery “couldn’t run anymore and saw someone with a shotgun, so he chose to fight.” When defense attorneys tried to ask Dial whether Travis McMichael could claim self-defense, Dial specifically stated, no, it was Arbery who was defending himself in this incident, due to the fact that he had pickup trucks both in front and behind him.
Read more. Learn more. Stop making statements that are untrue.