bearsfan1977
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As you said, you are well within your rights to consider what he did vehicular homicide, and I certainly don’t disagree that there were some deals behind closed doors regarding civil damages.Yeah imagine Bears players caping for a Philly player just because they wanted to draft the dude. He clearly should have been charged and was given a pass because of who he was.
You are incorrect, however, concerning the viability of vehicular homicide charges sticking in this particular case. And that’s pertaining to either 1st or 2nd degree. I used to be both a criminal prosecutor and defense attorney here in GA. The issue in this case was the driver of the other vehicle was DUI. She died, and the other passenger who died was in her car. Now, if the decedents had been in the car Carter was driving, that’s a different story.
Either way, it’s a tragedy all the way around.