Ice Hockey Death of Adam Johnson

[Bastardo]

Throw away the fucking key, this was an intentional kick.

[Rikbikboo]

This was on the news tonight. talk about the guy who's foot did the damage being arrested and charged with manslaughter. that would mean they are saying he meant to do it.

messed up. link below

seems the authorities must think it was intentional too.

https://news.sky.com/story/man-arres...field-13008311

edit: too late

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo

This was on the news tonight. talk about the guy who's foot did the damage being arrested and charged with manslaughter. that would mean they are saying he meant to do it.

messed up. link below

seems the authorities must think it was intentional too.

https://news.sky.com/story/man-arres...field-13008311

edit: too late

Damn! Well I'm pretty glad to hear that, an I'm sure Adam's family is as well.

[jg11358]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo

This was on the news tonight. talk about the guy who's foot did the damage being arrested and charged with manslaughter. that would mean they are saying he meant to do it.

messed up. link below

seems the authorities must think it was intentional too.

https://news.sky.com/story/man-arres...field-13008311

edit: too late

Wrong.

Manslaughter is without malice aforethought. Manslaughter doesn't come with intent.

Intentional murder would be 1st degree. 1st degree is willful and premeditated with malice aforethought

Murder in the 2nd degree, they may have intended to kill another, but did not have time to plan it.

Murder in the 3rd degree is death that results from recklessness or inattention.

[jg11358]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo

This was on the news tonight. talk about the guy who's foot did the damage being arrested and charged with manslaughter. that would mean they are saying he meant to do it.

messed up. link below

seems the authorities must think it was intentional too.

https://news.sky.com/story/man-arres...field-13008311

edit: too late

Even with the breakdown of everything I said right above this comment, we can even STILL break it down further.

Manslaughter degrees (In some US States):

Manslaughter in the 1st
Manslaughter in the 2nd
Aggravated Manslaughter in the 1st
Aggravated Manslaughter in the 2nd
Vehicular Manslaughter in the 1st
Vehicular Manslaughter in the 2nd

Typically internation recognized:

Involuntary manslaughter
Voluntary manslaughter

[jg11358]

Difference between Manslaughter and Murder, both are Homicide


Homicide literally translate to human-homi, killing-cide and is typically a general statement. Homicide is actually a neutral term, it only denotes a person was killed, not intentional or otherwise. MURDER and MANSLAUGHTER are the degrees of homicide. One with and one without malice aforethought

[hf442463]

Originally Posted by Shellshock86

I'm hockey illiterate, so this is a genuine question, but what was the guy that collided with him trying to do? It almost looks like an intentional kick. I don't think he was trying to injure him, but wtf was he going for there?

I took a quick look at it frame-by-frame, it looks like he was trying to regain his balance after the other dude hit and pushed him. In my completely totally 100% absolutely professional opinion, I say it was a freak accident. Wrong place, wrong time. Had whats-his-face been a foot to his right, the blade would've completely missed.

[shitfly]

Manslaughter doesn't mean "with intent" and charged doesn't mean "guilty".

Some of you sound silly lol.

[Asmodeeussss]

Oh wow

[crzyk1ller]

Originally Posted by jg11358

Wrong.

Manslaughter is without malice aforethought. Manslaughter doesn't come with intent.

Intentional murder would be 1st degree. 1st degree is willful and premeditated with malice aforethought

Murder in the 2nd degree, they may have intended to kill another, but did not have time to plan it.

Murder in the 3rd degree is death that results from recklessness or inattention.

UK is different, although he was American...... It happened in the UK.