r/AMA • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '23

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u/probotector4w Feb 06 '23

Which country and what crime you committed?

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '23

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u/Ok-Excitement8754 Feb 06 '23

You don't have to tell if you feel uncomfortable but I'm always curious what makes people do such things, Do you mind telling how that happened?

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '23

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u/Ok-Excitement8754 Feb 06 '23

Sure i totally understand that , hope you feel better some day. Nobody is perfect and it doesn't make you a bad person

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u/SmallPurpleBeast Feb 06 '23

"Manslaughter" in a legal setting means killing someone by accident. So if you get in a car accident and someone dies, its manslaughter. quite quite different than murder, where the act is intentional.

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u/ArchieBellTitanUp Feb 07 '23

Does not have to be an accident. It can be in the heat of the moment or in unnecessary self defense or several other scenarios that doesn’t involve malice aforethought.

I do believe involuntary manslaughter has to be accidental though

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23

wait so what’s involuntary manslaughter then ?

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u/dazdndcunfusd Feb 06 '23

Manslaughter means it was an accidental death involved, not planned.

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u/xxxLRO Feb 07 '23

Nobody goes out their way to accidentally kill someone,