Yes.
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Yes you CAN but you may not. Certain circumstances sometimes allow for not serving anytime. If you defend your home against an armed intruder and kill them, you may be charged with the crime of involuntary manslaughter BUT probably would not serve anytime because your actions were not based on malice AND defense of ones home and family are protected under the US Constitution. without malice means that you did not intentionally set out to murder someone in a premeditated way. Self Defense is a very strong defense against murder or manslaughter charges.
Conrad Murray was sentenced to 4 years in prison.
Yes, you can go to jail or prison for committing cybercrimes!
Yes, it is called Manslaughter.
you will go to jail and pay a hefty fine.
the place you go before jail after committing an environmental crime
Adultery is not a criminal offense in most places in the United States, so you cannot go to jail for committing adultery or cheating on your spouse. However, it can have legal consequences in divorce proceedings.
Yes. Homicide is the broad spectrum that includes all crimes that involve killing another person. Most states include: murder, voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, and negligent homicide. There are normally also some other crimes included under the umbrella, such as vehicular homicide. It would be very rare for a person to be convicted of any homicide crime and not be sentenced to any jail time.
No because johnny was about to get beat up again, so he used self defense
Numerous things happened, over the 6-7 week period of the trial numerous Doctor's testified, as did the coroner who helped perform Michael Jackson's autopsy. Autopsy photo's were shown, Propofol "experts" for both the prosecution and the defense performed demonstrations of what they believe happened on June 25th 2009. On November 7th after 9 hours of deliberation the jury returned with a guilty verdict and on the request of the prosecutor David Walgren, Conrad Murray was remanded in to custody until his sentencing hearing.
why do you ask
It depends on the state. Federal guidelines stipulates that the sentence is not to exceed six years. The only jurisdictions that federal guidelines apply though are in some federal jurisdictions, ships, or aircraft. In New York it can be up to 15 years, but in California it's a max of 4 years. For a juvenile it is usually around 36 to 136 months.
It depends upon a lot of different factors including whether it was intentional, justified, malicious, avoidable, the method of death, the time and location of death, who the victim was, how the suspect was related to the victim, and whether the suspect is apprehended, if it was the suspect's first offense, tried in a particular court, convicted, or successful on various appeals. The consequences range from: nothing happens, to immediate death by outraged witnesses.