If an attacker caused a pregnant woman to lose her baby, is it an attempted murder or murder?
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Thread: Attempted murder or murder
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:38pm #1
Attempted murder or murder
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- 14 Mar. 2010 02:01am #2
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- 14 Mar. 2010 02:04am #3
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Definitely murder
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- 14 Mar. 2010 04:52pm #4
Murder, unless she was in some third-world country where regular abortion operations aren't available, and they had to beat her with a baseball bat to abort the baby, like in family guy :/
But I take it that wasn't the case, so it was murder.
- 14 Mar. 2010 06:59pm #5
It wasn't "attempted" but actually performed, so IDK why you'd think it would be considered attempted murder.
- 14 Mar. 2010 07:38pm #6
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- 14 Mar. 2010 07:45pm #7
Manslaughter because it wasn't intentional
- 14 Mar. 2010 09:02pm #8
- 14 Mar. 2010 09:59pm #9
It was murder. You can't attempt to kill a baby and do it and say it was attempted murder.
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- 15 Mar. 2010 04:36pm #10
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It depends on the state to what law is what. Some states consider a fetus a person, while other states consider it just a fetus. But if it were to be by the law in general it would be considered assault in the first degree. Its not technically murder, although it can be charged as that, but its defined as the highest degree of assault.
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- 15 Mar. 2010 05:09pm #11
- 15 Mar. 2010 05:13pm #12
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the lawyer has no control over what charge is put for unless it is during the plea bargaining process. and even then the DA or the ADA has control which is given to them by higher-ups to make a deal.
a lawyer can only defend you in the judicial process. he cant try to make the charge lesser unless you take a deal.Voted Hottest Male Member
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- 15 Mar. 2010 11:16pm #13
Did you kill someone's baby?
OnTopic: Depends on the state. Some believe the baby is a person. Plus it depends who you were actually trying to kill, the baby or her.
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