"I think this is overreaching on the part of the prosecution and the police and, in the end, I believe the law will shake out that this was simply a case of failure to stop and render aid," he said.
MH should be so fortunate.
"I think this is overreaching on the part of the prosecution and the police and, in the end, I believe the law will shake out that this was simply a case of failure to stop and render aid," he said.
I sometimes wonder if attorneys not only talk this way, they actually think this way.
If the perp had called her, attorney would he have advised her to do nothing to incriminate herself? Heck, she already hit-and-ran. What's she supposed to do? Drive back to the scene?
And her friends: accomplices after the fact. We live in a Culture of Death. These savages are everywhere!
No, it's not! This man was in her garage, dying. It's at the least depraved indifference, which is enough for Murder-2 in Texas.