carletonmusic said:
agreenster said:Besides, maybe the BJ is what caused the accident in the first place.
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virividox said:the original charge is manslaughter, but she cant be convicted of that if she is not driving the car
so the BJ defense may leave her open to other future charges but not one for manslaughter at least thats te logic
Apple //e said:i dont believe it.
who puts his pants down in a car to get a bj? you just unzip.
MongoTheGeek said:I think it depends on the local statues. I think you could make a case for voluntary manslaughter. She intentionally committed a reckless act that caused the death of a person.
bennetsaysargh said:ha! i saw the title before reading the story and i though it was BJ wholesale club!
seriously, that's the right time get a room or at least pull over. goodness.
Dippo said:Do they normally charge people with manslaughter if some dies in a car accident?
Was she doing something illegal at the time of the accident (besides giving a BJ, not that this is illegal)??
agreenster said:So, if I'm driving along and my passenger punches me in the nose and I lose control and crash into someone, killing them, am I at fault or the passenger? Kinda the same logic.....wonder if there's any lawyer here at MacRumors?
Hmm. Equating a punch in the nose to a BJ. Never thought I'd do THAT.
wdlove said:Lawyers will certainly try anything to get a client found non guilty. I would say that she is guilty of contributory negligence. That kind of thing should not be done. I don't even want to think how that is even physically possible.![]()
paulwhannel said:Uh, naïve much? It's called "road head", and it's more common than you think. Hell, a lot of people consider it a normal part of sex life-- and it's not hard to do... that's all i'm saying on that one
paul
bennetsaysargh said:ha! i saw the title before reading the story and i though it was BJ wholesale club!
seriously, that's the right time get a room or at least pull over. goodness.