I dropped in on '15 I think, still played 16 and 17 so not sure why I didn't stick about. Those times when there were actually 10 players a side were pretty damned fun.
Driving over the speed limit doesn't make you a murderer.
We all make mistakes.
I didn't play any FIFA for years and I don't have any intention to play one in the near future. It's always the fucking same.
I want to see some real innovations, which makes the game more interactive. The fact they get away without making any progress is disappointing.
Until then I enjoy my daily session of Rocket League.
you'd all be terrible lawyers
you'd all be terrible lawyers
Voluntary Manslaughter: A defendant who commits voluntary manslaughter may have had the intent to kill his victim; however, the law limits the defendants liability because of special circumstances. For example, the law recognizes that a husband who finds his wife in bed with another man or a mother who sees her child being hurt should be held responsible if they kill the adulterer or child abuser but should not punished to the same degree as a murderer who kills his victims without provocation.
Involuntary Manslaughter: Involuntary manslaughter is often the charge if the person had no intent to kill or commit a crime but his criminal negligence or extreme recklessness resulted in a death. This is often the charge if a drunk driver kills another person in an auto accident while intoxicated.
http://resources.lawinfo.com/criminal-defense/murders-and-manslaughters.html
Notice the word kill, to kill some one makes you a murderer.
Involuntary Manslaughter: Involuntary manslaughter is often the charge if the person had no intent to kill or commit a crime but his criminal negligence or extreme recklessness resulted in a death. This is often the charge if a drunk driver kills another person in an auto accident while intoxicated.
I see a clear distinction between murder and manslaughter in that article. And Alonso clearly qualifies for involuntary manslaughter.
It's manslaughter.
And drink driving is a fucking brainless thing to do.
But we were all young once/still are. To call it a mistake makes it sound like you're trivialising the life that was lost, but it is a mistake. A fucking huge one, in which somebody died.
So why isn't Marcos Alonso in jail? What was the verdict?
People who commit crimes and do the time deserve a second chance when they come out, although in this case it sounds like he didn't do the time
A mistake doesn't have to be something small. It can be a monumental fuck up.
It's great that you haven't, but I bet out of everybody in this thread, wouldn't be 100% that could say they hand on heart hadn't driven over the limit once in their life.
Drunk drivers are treated far too lightly. No way should killing some one while intoxicated be involuntary manslaughter. In either case he still murdered some one, due to being over the limit. The Alonso case is also dodgy as fuck and many have called it a cover up.
Umm...it's definitely manslaughter. Wtf.
I think what people are suggesting is that, to them, it's worse than that.
If you accidentally crash and kill someone while sober that's a thing, but doing it while drunk? Man...
Is his injury that bad?No Clyne in CL.
Welcome to Liverpool, Ox, our new RB.
I think what people are suggesting is that, to them, it's worse than that.
If you accidentally crash and kill someone while sober that's a thing, but doing it while drunk? Man...
Yes, the drunk driver is automatically the one at fault, and it's manslaughter as there isn't actually intent to kill. People can't understand why killing someone in cold blood, and killing someone in a drunken accident would carry different sentences?
One of those two people has made a decision that it's literally ok for them to kill someone if they feel like it. One of them is just a wreckless idiot.
Is his injury that bad?
I would really like Scotland to qualify. They bring the real banter to tournaments.
"We're gonna deep fry your pizzas"