Bud, the first requirement was met he asked Miller to bring the gun.
I couldn't care less about Miles, or any co-conspirators, their defense, or their sentences, but the charge was warranted.
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I couldn't care less about Miles, or any co-conspirators, their defense, or their sentences, but the charge was warranted.
It’s obvious you have a brain similar to a geko
These people only care about game outcomes… probably gamblers
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You proved it long ago.. you are a moron
I wouldn't be inclined to disagree that waiting seems like pre-meditation but I will say that its very tough to prove premeditation in these instances because there was no text saying "bring me the gun, I'm going to cap this fool" or anything that shows they planned on having him shot when the gun arrived. You gotta remember, the Justice System is super black and white when it comes to things, if there's a shadow of a doubt, it should be interpreted in the defendants favor. So all they have to do is cast a little doubt on it and the charge immediately drops to 10-20 with chance at parole. I highly suspect they flip Miles or attempt to flip miles to testify against Davis. Accesory carries less time, not sure exactly how much in the state of Alabama I've not studied all of their criminal codes.
By statute, accessories are charged one level below the crime in question. As a capital offense, an accessory would be charged/sentenced as a class A felony.
Alabama Law and Brandon Miller - Siniard Law, LLC I think a lot of you here are due for a good read from an Alabama Law Firm that can assuage any doubts you have that Miller is any anyway in the wrongdoing here.
Here's an article going over Miller's involvement in the case and discussing if/any legal ramifications would be brought against him. As we've all discussed, likely 0 criminal charges would be against Miller but he will struggle to avoid Civil charges from the parents who may want a payday as compensation for some involvement. Civil court is much different than Criminal Court, often best to settle and not deal with the time/effort.
Here's an article going over Miller's involvement in the case and discussing if/any legal ramifications would be brought against him. As we've all discussed, likely 0 criminal charges would be against Miller but he will struggle to avoid Civil charges from the parents who may want a payday as compensation for some involvement. Civil court is much different than Criminal Court, often best to settle and not deal with the time/effort.
Capital Murder is Class A so by your estimation, Class B would be more likely the charge which is 2-20 with chance at parole. Since he has close involvement he could be looking at 5-10 but likely they will try to plea him down to 1-2 and out with good behavior if he will turn on Davis and be a witness for the prosecution. That way Miles gets out young and they can put Davis away for life without parole likely.
Same way you acted about Pruitt.
I don't think you ever had any
I did before this.
I'm consistent.
From the Alabama statute:
(g) Criminal conspiracy is a:
(1) Class A felony if an object of the conspiracy is murder.
An excerpt from Mile's attorney
"While Darius has been accused of being involved with this tragedy, he maintains his innocence and looks forward to his day in court. Our firm's own investigation is ongoing, and no further statement will be made at this time."
Miles is likely going to distance himself from Davis and point out that the gun was not supposed to be used for violence. So criminal conspiracy, unlikely, more than likely they can get accessory to stick if anything.
Why Alabama's Brandon Miller has not been charged with a crime
Brandon Miller delivered a gun to what turned into a fatal shooting, but attorneys say that's not enough to prove intent.
sports.yahoo.com
Here's another article with quotes from a defense lawyer in Georgia stating that Miller won't be charged and the reasons why
Why Alabama's Brandon Miller has not been charged with a crime
Brandon Miller delivered a gun to what turned into a fatal shooting, but attorneys say that's not enough to prove intent.
Here's another article with quotes from a defense lawyer in Georgia stating that Miller won't be charged and the reasons why
Not that anyone would actually read the article or actually care about the application of law, from the article:
The attorneys who spoke to Yahoo Sports said the Tuscaloosa district attorney’s office might continue to investigate Miller, but he’s in a good position for now. Without evidence that Miller intended to help Miles and Davis commit a crime, the DA’s office cannot hope to build a case against him, they said.
“Was it a good idea to bring the gun to a friend who had been out partying until the late hours of the night?” Alabama attorney Bart Siniard said. “No, it’s not a good idea. But without more evidence of intent, it’s not a crime.
“You can’t be held criminally liable for bringing somebody their own weapon. You have to show that you brought it with the knowledge they were going to use it to hurt someone.”
“Was it a good idea to bring the gun to a friend who had been out partying until the late hours of the night?” Alabama attorney Bart Siniard said. “No, it’s not a good idea. But without more evidence of intent, it’s not a crime.
“You can’t be held criminally liable for bringing somebody their own weapon. You have to show that you brought it with the knowledge they were going to use it to hurt someone.”
Don’t forget Mary Nell’s place near the Blue Too.Same here, just on the west side of Jefferson County, Walker County was dry so we hit the "Beer Joints" on that side of Jefferson. The Old Sawmill and the Blue Two comes to mind.... some really rough establishments for sure.
A very good place to get hurt / killed!
