The Juicy Details
The murder weapon
What is a pistol?
Murder with malice aforethought.
What is first degree murder?
Romeo poisons Juliet.
What is first degree murder?
Law that comes from the decisions issued by judges in the cases before them in court.
What is case law?
The namesake of this very high school.
Who is Paul Laurence Dunbar?
The person that called the police after Donovan Stevens was shot.
Who is Dominique Stevens?
The sudden and passionate unlawful killing of a human being without malice.
What is voluntary manslaughter?
Iron Man kills his archenemy in a long-awaited showdown.
What is voluntary manslaughter?
A case where wife shoots husband while he is fast asleep.
What is New Columbia v. Moran?
in his new track, Gunna is pushing this letter of the alphabet.
What is P?
The man of the law who arrived on the scene.
Who is Detective Hughes?
The statute that describes the punishments for first and second degree murder.
What is ยง22-2404?
A robber pushes a woman down as they steal her wallet. She dies from her injuries.
What is involuntary manslaughter?
Case where wife kills husband after he said, "I'll get you!" (and your little dog too!)
What is New Columbia v. LaVallee?
The sound a clock makes. Also the name of a popular phone application.
What is Tik Tok?
Not a book, but this was read to Ms. Stevens after her arrest.
What is Miranda Rights?
The key "I" word that cinches a self-defense claim.
What is imminent?
While cleaning a gun, Alice accidentally discharges the weapon, tragically killing someone on the other side of the wall.
What is involuntary manslaughter?
A case the husband is killed in front of his side chick.
What is New Columbia v. Malott?
The name of the HBCU from where Ms. Carryl is proud graduate.
What is Oakwood University?
This condition must be proven in order to deem someone a sufferer of Battered Wife Syndrome.
What is learned helplessness?
The maximum penalty for a manslaughter charge.
What is 30 years?
A woman kills her husband as he sleeps.
What is ...?
A case that supports the idea that someone who believes they are in danger may act in self-defense, even if there is no present danger.
What is Thomas v. United States?
A document that is a list of beliefs and laws.
What is a constitution?