deserved money to the family. Miller may have found a loophole to get out of criminal punishment, but he's just as guilty in the murder of the mother has his buddies. Money won't bring her back, but it will make that family's life a bit easier.
The Alabama program will take a hit in this. Their coach deserves the heat he will get. He will likely put his foot in his mouth multiple times
You better believe they will get money.
Yep wrong place wrong time.
You have no idea if or what they’ll get. You don’t know what happened. Why can’t everyone just stay out of things they know nothing about? Be smart and just don’t give opinions on things where you have no facts.
So now you want to bet on a trial about someone’s murder? That’s pretty horrible dude. Also, maybe reread my comment. I would never bet on a trial about a murder. However, I never claimed to know what happened so I wouldn’t even pick a side because I don’t know what happened. I’m just saying you don’t either.
Its not a murder trial. Just say that you are a pansy and call it a day and leave me alone. I don't have a tissue for your to cry in.
Sure, I guess if not betting on a trial revolving around someones murder makes me a Pansy then I guess I’m a Pansy. However, wanting to do it makes you an asshole and lowlife.
OK. I shall call you Pansyfan78 from now on. Or are you a secret Alabama fan? You seem to love to kiss their ass on this thread. No one gives a crap about a civil lawsuit but you. Why?
Hello, this is a message board where people give their opinions and discuss things.
It will likely center around a negligence claim. Possibly even negligence per se, depending on AL statutes. If that fails or is weak, there is always a possibility of a res ipsa loquitur claim.
Did you read where the owner of the gun told Miller to bring him his gun. The text said they had a guy disrespecting them. Wouldn’t that make you think things could go bad. Civil suit has nothing to do with a shadow of doubt. Just if you think over 50% he made a bad decision. Could definitely see Miller having some responsibilities!
If this was a white guy, everyone here would be losing their minds. A 17 year old white kid took an AR-15 to a riot and shot someone and they see nothing wrong. In fact, they praise him. I'm sure if the family of the guy killed filed a wrongful death suite against the guy who bought the gun, the same people would be falling all over themselves defending them. I have no idea in either case what the law is or exactly what happened, which is why I have no opinion on either. Both are tragic and awful. I wish neither happened. None us us have all the facts and 99% of us didn't go to law school.
And there it is. Was waiting for you to bring up race. You are a closet Alabama fan, just admit it.
Dude I am in your head. If you’re interested in learning more about me just shoot me your email and I’ll answer any questions you have. I really am flattered by all the attention.
Isn’t the victim black as well? Why is race brought up at all here? Everyone involved is one race…
I'm not the one wanting to bet on murder trials or lacking basic reading comprehension skills but hey, whatever turns your lights on pal.
You either know nothing about the law, or you are a lawyer and are being a smart ass.
This is wrong. The standard for negligence is the same in both federal and state court. If they lose in federal court, they are not allowed to file again in state court.
The standard is not he "made a bad decision." They have to prove a duty owed first. He had no duty to not bring his friend a legal gun.
Unless the rules have changed since 1994 you are wrong. I was a defendant in such a case It was dismissed in Federal Court and tried in state court. The jury found for the defendants
