Luigi Mangione indicted on murder and terror-related charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing
Luigi Mangione indicted on murder and terror-related charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing
Previously the reporting on this did not have a political angle and so it was removed from Politics and correctly directed to News.
The charges related to terrorism now give this a political angle.
"Luigi Mangione is accused of first-degree murder, in furtherance of terrorism; second-degree murder, one count of which is charged as killing as an act of terrorism; criminal possession of a weapon and other crimes."
The terrorism statutes can be found here:
https://criminaldefense.1800nynylaw.com/ny-penal-law-490-25-crime-of-terrorism.html
"The act must be committed with the intent to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion."
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So the jury has their out now, jury nullification on the grounds of the act not being terrorism
nope. not that one.
there's two charges, only one with 'terrorism' attached.
Are insurance CEOs really human? Is it even possible to commit murder against one? I think it would be more like killing a flesh-eating parasite. I'm thinking the charge should be animal cruelty at the worst. What kind of criminal penalty would I get if I threw an ant farm in a lake? That's the kind of punishment Luigi should get.
No. This is us.
This is what we are.
Bullshit. I for one haven't killed 40,000 people.
Yo, he's a piece of shit human that didn't deserve to play Minecraft. Making him less than human could justify targeting his children or the terrorism charges. This the CEO knew what he was doing was bad for people because he was a human.
Nah, his kids didn't surrender their humanity. You can only do that by your own choices.
1st & 2nd degree both have the terrorism angle attached.
Jury nullification does not require "grounds". Jury nullification is a result of the jury's verdict being final regardless of the details of the trial. It's also an effect of the fact that you cannot be tried twice for the same crime. The jury is not required to form a verdict strictly on the basis of the trial. The may find the defendant not guilty regardless of actual guilt.
Yeah I'm pretty sure they'll somehow end up with a jury comprised entirely of CEO's or their immediate family, "randomly" selected of course