Saturday, August 31, 2019

Evidence supressed by the judge

Court reverses sole conviction in Kate Steinle killing in San Francisco

The  evidence is the death was accidental. The gun wrapped in a tee shirt under a bench, it fired and ricocheted off a wall and hit the girl. There was no intent, a gun charge or involntary manslaughter.

How did the gun get under the bench? It was stolen earlier, by someone possibly the defendant, there was no evidence one way or the other.  The defendant, thus, may never have been in possession of a gun. He may have unknowingly picked up a object that was dangerous.

To eliminate doubt, and win a gun charge,  the prosecutor has to show the defendant originally had possession. Prosecution have to trace the gun back to the government truck where it was left by a negligent BLM employee. Now, who accidentally let the gun out? The BLM employee violated our right to regulated militia, leaving a gun unprotected in public. The gun continued its unregulated militia path until a bullet ricocheted of a wall and killed someone, by accident. Drop the whole case.

When is a gun accident involuntary manslaughter?

Fr example, you are the governor of Texas or Florida, and you knowingly hand out assault weapons to the deranged NRA nuts. That is at least mandatory impeachment, unless you are an idiot Floridian voter.  In the case of Rick Scott, it may have been voluntary manslaughter, first degree plot to shoot up high schools. The additional charge is violation of our right to regulated militia.

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