Mach
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Actually florida law says it's a misdemeanor crime. Not sure why you're referring to "neglect"Learn to read
leaving kid in car = neglect
Not reporting it = not neglect.
FHP: Florida Law
If you want to argue neglect, the primary care giver leaving a kid for 31 days who was killed, is trivially willful act resulting in physical harm. In some states that have to literally spell out the fact that abandonment is similarly punishable, all depends on how you interpret it.
Strawman. The argument is that leaving a child for 31 days is both:It's a crime to murder someone
It's not a crime if you don't confess to it.
Neglect (its abandonment, a willful act that resulted in death)
Evidence towards the murder charge i.e. covering up her murder as the theory goes.
I never claimed that she had no right to refuse that. Get it straight, and quote me next time, because you mispreprsented my position twice in a row.What is sick is thinking that people have no right to refuse to testify against themselves. You should read the constitution
She can refuse all she likes. If the evidence without further input from her, evidences no one but her for the death of her daughter, so be it. If she wants to testify that something else occured (presumably we call this evidence to the contrary, and how it's weighed the jury decides), so be it.
You are still getting it wrong, just like the jury.
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