He made the decision to be involved with an armed robbery with semi automatic weapons. He is responsible for their deaths.
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Replying to @Abigail_Hope_ @masterlongevity and
He decided to commit a crime, which was robbery. He's served 40 years. He didn't kill anyone. He's not responsible for murders he didn't commit. Are you a republican?
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Replying to @leovirgoaries @Abigail_Hope_ and
"..to qualify as an underlying offense for a felony murder charge, the underlying offense must present a foreseeable danger to life..." It seems like his active participation in an armed bank robbery resulted in a just conviction of felony murder.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felony_murder_rule …
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Replying to @CleanUpSF1 @leovirgoaries and
Being liable for felony murder isn’t the same as murdering someone. Y’all really can’t be this dumb.
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Replying to @bikelaine @leovirgoaries and
What's truly stupid is conspiring to commit felony bank robbery and not anticipating that someone is going to get severely hurt or murdered. That's why there's liability for felony murder.
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Replying to @CleanUpSF1 @leovirgoaries and
Keep moving them goalposts, AstroTurfer
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Replying to @CleanUpSF1 @leovirgoaries and
Not wasting my time. Find a better way to live yours
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Replying to @bikelaine @leovirgoaries and
1/ OP claims "he murdered 3 people", which although a little ambiguous, does appear to encompass "felony-murder" https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/murder 2/
@leovirgoaries claims "He's not responsible for murders he didn't commit. ", which is clearly false, per the definition of felony-murder2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @CleanUpSF1 @bikelaine and
The Reality that
@chesaboudin 's parents didn't commit murder and were still charged with it, this injustice is the reason why our judicial system and the uk's no longer has 'felony murder' charges.1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
Wrong "Almost every state in the United States has a felony murder rule, and federal law recognizes the felony murder rule, as well. "https://www.justia.com/criminal/offenses/homicide/felony-murder/ …
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