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MO: Dissecting the McCloskey plea deal
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Getting a conviction on the felony charge would make it subject to all of the gun laws that favor self defense in Missouri.
“The state would have to prove those defenses and I don’t think I could have won at trial. The advantage to the harassment charge was, by a quirk in the way law is written, none of those defenses are available, so I knew that’s where I was going and that’s where I would probably win if it went to trial.” |
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PHORTO
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BOOSZHEEYIT!
I wanna see the Gov making good on his pardon promise. |
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