Where was evidence that she actually injected any drugs? I can buy a gun and want to kill someone. But, unless you can prove that I actually shot a bullet from my gun into that person, there's no direct evidence of a crime. Poof - there went infanticide.
The prosecution testified that the baby survived for only a few seconds. What could she, a regular person and not a medical professional, have done to save the baby's life? People are not required to perform life-saving procedures on another person in most states (all?).
Woman sentenced 20 years when premature baby dies
Re: Woman sentenced 20 years when premature baby dies
by John Galt » Wed Apr 01, 2015 2:16 pm
uber, are you against the law or are you thinking that she is innocent?
if the latter your problem is with the people who found her guilty. but you also don't know all the facts. maybe her lawyer was shit. or maybe, just maybe, she was guilty. do you even think that's a possibility? that she could be guilty?
in this particular case there is evidence she bought pills from hong kong for terminating her pregnancy, she took those pills, and told people she took those pills. there is also evidence to suggest the child was alive at time of birth. unless she said she tried cpr or something how is it even "decredited" that the lungs would inflate without taking breath, when they 98% shown to be accurate according to methodological tests, and the 2% inaccuracies are false-negatives. i mean if she said she tried cpr maybe... but she didn't say she did that. instead she admitted to throwing the baby in a dumpster after lying about it in the first place.
she tried to kill the fetus with pills, that didn't work but caused problems. the baby died soon thereafter. what if the baby lived for an hour? someone found a crying baby in a dumpster? 10 days? a year? when is what she did "bad" to you? what has to happen? because the evidence suggests the baby was born alive after attempting to abort the child with illegal drugs after 9 weeks of pregnancy -- 9 weeks being the cutoff for when those drugs are legal
if the latter your problem is with the people who found her guilty. but you also don't know all the facts. maybe her lawyer was shit. or maybe, just maybe, she was guilty. do you even think that's a possibility? that she could be guilty?
in this particular case there is evidence she bought pills from hong kong for terminating her pregnancy, she took those pills, and told people she took those pills. there is also evidence to suggest the child was alive at time of birth. unless she said she tried cpr or something how is it even "decredited" that the lungs would inflate without taking breath, when they 98% shown to be accurate according to methodological tests, and the 2% inaccuracies are false-negatives. i mean if she said she tried cpr maybe... but she didn't say she did that. instead she admitted to throwing the baby in a dumpster after lying about it in the first place.
she tried to kill the fetus with pills, that didn't work but caused problems. the baby died soon thereafter. what if the baby lived for an hour? someone found a crying baby in a dumpster? 10 days? a year? when is what she did "bad" to you? what has to happen? because the evidence suggests the baby was born alive after attempting to abort the child with illegal drugs after 9 weeks of pregnancy -- 9 weeks being the cutoff for when those drugs are legal
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Re: Woman sentenced 20 years when premature baby dies
by John Galt » Wed Apr 01, 2015 2:21 pm
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Re: Woman sentenced 20 years when premature baby dies
by John Galt » Wed Apr 01, 2015 2:37 pm
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Re: Woman sentenced 20 years when premature baby dies
by John Galt » Wed Apr 01, 2015 2:42 pm
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