Michael Chiarantano

Grade 12 Student @ BCSS #GilliesLaw

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@tomassettilaw @sfarzanehlaw agreed teens already use adults to buy alcohol from the store, who's to say they won't use it with the app?

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@juleskouroslaw 2/2 as the accused didn't throw the object with the intention of hitting a child, object was thrown as protest to the game.

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@juleskouroslaw 1/2 Yes I do, Actus Reus will most likely be proven. However Mens Rea will be harder to prove

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@BCSSDanielLaw @mattmagri_law @sfarzanehlaw 2/2 However, if the child endured severe injuries it might be a different story.

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@BCSSDanielLaw @mattmagri_law @sfarzanehlaw 1/2 Since Mens Rea does not appear to be present I don't think he'll be charged.

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@BCSSDanielLaw @sfarzanehlaw 2/2 Everyone was throwing cans out of anger with the game, he was just following the crowd, must've been upset

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@BCSSDanielLaw @sfarzanehlaw 1/2 Yes, but I don't think he threw the object with the intention to hit a child.

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@sfarzanehlaw If the court can prove actus rea and mens rea then the accused will most likely get charge with assault, I would assume

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@ensarbcsslaw @juleskouroslaw @HoldersLaw Exactly what I was thinking. This proves that one can be charged even from "doing nothing"

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@ensarbcsslaw @juleskouroslaw @HoldersLaw What do you think that person should be charged with?

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@juleskouroslaw @HoldersLaw However if no action was taken then they would be held accountable for their friends actions

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@BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw @lawpear 2/2 criminal insanity into the equation makes it even harder to prove

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@BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw @lawpear 1/2 Yes but Mens Rea is considered to be one of the hardest things to prove in court and to add

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She is blaming the organization for her own fall? Does she have any right to file a lawsuit against them? #getupgirl https://t.co/SP9uf9hQMX

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Eugenie Bouchard files lawsuit after slip-fall at U.S. Open http://t.co/ULO0wB33F9

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@lawpear @ensarbcsslaw @BCSSDanielLaw It is definitely hard to prove one is mentally insane as one can "fake" it, to fool the courts

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@lawpear @BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw 2/2 receive a harsher penalty?

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@lawpear @BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw 1/2 Do you think it's unfair for those who commit the same crime, but aren't mentally unstable to

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@BCSSDanielLaw @lawpear @ensarbcsslaw question Do you think that pleading mentally insane is and advantage &used far to frequently in court?

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@lawpear @BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw 2/2 equal under the law and no one will ever be above it.Hwvr his mntal state can be used as a defence

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@lawpear @BCSSDanielLaw @ensarbcsslaw 1/2 If he had no one to enforce his state he should still be prosecuted the same. Everyone is