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Kreton said:
Reading this story, in Florida, with the same law being cited I was curious how people feel about this. Especially those of you who feel so strongly about Zimmerman/Martin.

Fla. mom gets 20 years for firing warning shots - CBS News
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I think the law is ****ed up in that regard.

Firing warning shots is reckless disregard.

Her sentence is far to severe for the actual circumstances.

But in her case, she should have just shot the bloke.

But this really has nothing to do with this case, so it should be moved to the appropriate sub-forum.
 
Kreton said:
Reading this story, in Florida, with the same law being cited I was curious how people feel about this. Especially those of you who feel so strongly about Zimmerman/Martin.

Fla. mom gets 20 years for firing warning shots - CBS News
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The title is misleading. She didn't get 20 years for firing warning shots, but attempted murder. I'd like to hear what all the evidence was that supported attempted murder. You can't just read an article like that and immediately come to a conclusion.
 
Josie said:
The title is misleading. She didn't get 20 years for firing warning shots, but attempted murder. I'd like to hear what all the evidence was that supported attempted murder. You can't just read an article like that and immediately come to a conclusion.
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I agree and there appears to be much more to the story than the simple summation provided by the article.
 
AFAIK any shots that are not done to stop a threat is illegal... but 20 years, goodness.
 
Josie said:
The title is misleading. She didn't get 20 years for firing warning shots, but attempted murder. I'd like to hear what all the evidence was that supported attempted murder. You can't just read an article like that and immediately come to a conclusion.
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She was offered a plea.. The problem was there were kids in the house.
 
Even a personal opinion on this case based on information provided by.....<choking back laughter> CBS, would not be prudent.
 
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