progressive hunter
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timeline is always pertinent,, it helps establish intent and opportunity,,,You're still acting like a coward and not answering my question. Answering a question with a question is a sure sign that you have nothing but a failing argument.
As I said earlier, I could've killed my neighbor yesterday, but I chose not to. If I kill him tomorrow, though, it's still murder.
So, for the extra chromosome in the room: You seem to believe that the timeline of the shooting is pertinent to the severity of the charges because they had prior opportunity to kill him.
Is that an accurate statement?
it not only has a bearing on the charges but also on the decision the jury makes,,