On 1/6/2012 4:55 PM, Larry W wrote:
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I'm in the choir, and well aware of, and completely fine with, the
justification for felony murder charges in the above scenario, but you
do see the stark difference?

You really have to stretch logic, common sense and reality to invoke
felony murder charges in the case I remarked upon.

Without being familiar with the specific laws where it occurred,
how can you say?

You're kidding right? Logic dictates that if they charged the dude, the
state where it happened must have a felony murder statue, eh?

All it takes for the rest of my statement is to be familiar with the
common law concept of _legal fiction_, which by its very definition
includes defying logic, common sense, and reality.

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