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"Evan" wrote
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Code here is all smoke detectors wired in to sound at the same time...
So your $10 per room solution is WAY off, it would cost much more
than that to accomplish what is required by code...

Charcoal in a grill creates smoke, enough smoke to activate a smoke
detector if said grill is used inside a confined space like a small
bedroom...

Assuming the detector is in the bedroom. In most places, it is allowable to
have them in hallways and a bedroom can be shut off from the detectors by
just closing a door.



Yeah, I doubt it until the Commonwealth's District Attorneys present
evidence in court to prove she was or wasn't insane at the time the
accused crime took place... If you are making all your determinations
based on sound bites heard on the news you aren't much use as
a potential juror because you have already made up your mind...

I'd make the perfect juror. In fact, the accused should be sitting in the
electric chair in the courtroom so when the verdict is read, the judge just
hits the switch. We can save a lot of time and money that way.

Anyone that tries to kill their child is mentally ill. Nothing to debate.


I hope you remember that when you see such stories and realize that
everyone will be doing the same thing if you were ever arrested for
something like that rather than giving the benefit of the doubt and
letting
it play out in court in a year or 18 months from now, rather than the
court of public opinion from the news reports who possess very little
in the way of facts or evidence about the case...

If I tried to kill my kids, I'd expect to be put away or, if successful,
give the death penalty posthaste.

That said, under present circumstances, I'm against the death penalty. Why?
Because it costs so damned much for appeals and takes too much time.
Cheaper to toss the bad guys in a cell. No TV either.