04-10-2007, 04:09 AM
No offense eppie, it's the ILLEGAL firearms I'm against:P
Also:
1) It wasn't that many years ago in the South when adultery/fornication was considered a criminal act in and of itself. The, soon-to-be ex-wife should be grateful that those are no longer punishable offenses.
2) I could see a manslaughter charge against the wife for the following reasons: a) Likely knew that her husband was packing a piece;B)Claiming that the man she was with was committing what many people consider a destible crime against her person, c) Knowing that such claim could lead to death for the man she was with, d) see a... that she likely knew her husband was carrying a weapon capable of killing.
Or, think of it this way. Somebody yells FIRE (without one) in a theatre and a person is trampled to death in the stampede.
3) I'd be curious to know exactly what the husband "walked in on." Depending on the circumstances, I could see an alligation of rape being more or less believable.
Also:
1) It wasn't that many years ago in the South when adultery/fornication was considered a criminal act in and of itself. The, soon-to-be ex-wife should be grateful that those are no longer punishable offenses.
2) I could see a manslaughter charge against the wife for the following reasons: a) Likely knew that her husband was packing a piece;B)Claiming that the man she was with was committing what many people consider a destible crime against her person, c) Knowing that such claim could lead to death for the man she was with, d) see a... that she likely knew her husband was carrying a weapon capable of killing.
Or, think of it this way. Somebody yells FIRE (without one) in a theatre and a person is trampled to death in the stampede.
3) I'd be curious to know exactly what the husband "walked in on." Depending on the circumstances, I could see an alligation of rape being more or less believable.