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Please refer to my op for clarity.
Please refer to my op for clarity.
I asked a question and did not offer a personal opinion, or any implication of an opinion.
Please refer to the question in my op for clarity.
If you can't answer the question, it's okay.
nonsense.
I asked a question and did not offer a personal opinion, or any implication of an opinion.
Please refer to the question in my op for clarity.
If you can't answer the question, it's okay.
I don't know of any person or persons that believe in reincarnation, that don't have some type of religious affiliation. Maybe there are? But I've never personally met one.
What if people believing in reincarnation are excluded.
Capital punishment itself is a crime.
Then each attorney can indicate their reasons,after a pre-screened interview, why their can not be selected.
Is this question saying somehow the omit from random selection based on a qualifier these persons or saying the attorney would do this (based on the individual case by case non-bias required) for example an alleged crime suspect stated it was their karma to be killed, or some excuse stating reincarnation- that person tortured them in their previous live so it was retribution
An insanity plea would probably be advised regardless, to win their case to it would not matter.Their job is to win sympathy from the jury not alienate them or make a hung jury- which is has been used to win in a capital punishment cases.
My apologies Jac, I hope you understood why I need more clarification about what stage in the selection process or which justice dept. could be allowed this information and context.
I doubt that believing in reincarnation would set you apart from other believers in faith...but lawyers do make decisions based on what is good for their client...
I asked a question and did not offer a personal opinion, or any implication of an opinion.
Please refer to the question in my op for clarity.
If you can't answer the question, it's okay.
I think pigs will fly first...
Considering the question and how one's way of thinking might be
The death penalty would not be seen as punishment but an escape from it instead.
My own view on the matter would be YES, such jurors should be allowed and I'm sure those on death row would be thankful for the yes vote as well.
But what a ridiculous question.
But what a ridiculous question.
Only I am not in the mood, and I suspect noone esle here is neither-
to twist my head around what she might be after.
Soem rethoric- prolly pro Trans again, or soem kind of
wahle saving.
I think we the viewers are at the stand here.
Only... we all fell asleep after two attempts at figuring out what o.p is on about.
Jury... believe in rebirth- ehm.. would that mean they pass out the daeth penalty too easy perhap...ehhmm?
No I give up.
Is that the purpose?
Only I am not in the mood, and I suspect noone esle here is neither-
to twist my head around what she might be after.
Soem rethoric- prolly pro Trans again, or soem kind of
wahle saving.
I think we the viewers are at the stand here.
Only... we all fell asleep after two attempts at figuring out what o.p is on about.
Jury... believe in rebirth- ehm.. would that mean they pass out the daeth penalty too easy perhap...ehhmm?
No I give up.
Each to their own waste of space
Each to their own waste of space
Their option was to build a mega prison.