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Shootings show true justice is elusive
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The driver whose bullet killed Brandy Brock isn’t being charged because it was Holder, the driver of her car, who fired first, and Indiana’s self-defense law is very strong. A person who “reasonably believes” the use of unlawful force is imminent is not required to retreat and is justified in using reasonable force.
Brock’s mother thinks that is small comfort for the grief she is feeling. |
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PHORTO
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Balderdash. Holder committed a violent felony that ultimately caused the death of his passenger.
It is he who is culpable under the "felony murder" law.
This guy is over-thinking things. That's what "open-minded" liberals do. |
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