Amber Guyger

[randal]

Two question

1. What do you think the outcome will be?

2. What do you you thing it should be?

I’m gonna say not guilty on both since I don’t think she was charged correctly

[Let's go Brandon!]

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=714900

[BitBackShot]

She would have been convicted of manslaughter but the necessities for murder aren’t there.

Not guilty.

[randal]

She would have been convicted of manslaughter but the necessities for murder aren’t there.

Not guilty.

The jury had the choice to comeback with guilty of manslaughter, not sure how that works because it seems like it’s almost a double jeopardy. Pick one thing to charge and stick with it..

[BitBackShot]

The jury had the choice to comeback with guilty of manslaughter, not sure how that works because it seems like it’s almost a double jeopardy. Pick one thing to charge and stick with it..

Oh, then I think she’ll be found guilty of manslaughter.

[MacDaddy67]

Murder ..not guilty
Manslaughter...guilty
Sexting...guilty
Idiot....guilty

[DFWPI]

If any guilty is returned, expect an immediate appeal. A lot of good appellate records.

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[Dale Moser]

It doesn't matter, 1 person's life has been taken, and the other ruined.

[randal]

It doesn't matter, 1 person's life has been taken, and the other ruined.

True..

[coker737]

Manslaughter and the rioters will trash Dallas Texas

[Jon B]

I am sure a not guilty verdict will cause some police cars to get turned over and set on fire. I hope I am wrong. I think they can reach a culpability of knowingly. Cops are taught to be accountable for each bullet they fire. At any rate a horrible tragedy and lots of ruined lives all the way around.

[jerp]

I’m interested to see if the “mistake of fact” argument made by the defense has resonated with the jury. A comparison (albeit an imperfect comparison) would be if a kid comes home from college to surprise his parents, comes in unannounced in the middle of the night and his dad shoots him thinking he is an intruder. Is the dad a murderer? I certainly understand the compulsion to “make someone pay” for the death of an innocent man who was just chilling in his own house but legally I don’t think it is as simple as the prosecution is portraying it

[eradicator]

Weird deal. I haven't paid too much attention, but was she ever drug tested/blood tested?

[DFWPI]

Weird deal. I haven't paid too much attention, but was she ever drug tested/blood tested?

Probably so.

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[Smokeater]

I just hope I'm off when they announce it. I don't think she has a chance. Jurors prolly worrying more about the aftermath than the law....