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In which state in the US is it easiest to get a gun and in what state is it hardest to get a gun In other words Which has the tightest gun law and which has the most lenient?
Most lenient would be South Dakota. Most stringent would be Washington, D.C.
Why need a forensic in most murder case?
The state prosecutes a murder.
How many years does a first degree murder charge get you in North Carolina?
A first degree murder charge gets you life w/o parole in most cases.
In the state of Virginia what is the statute of limitations on murder?
Murder is the most serious of crimes. In Virginia, there is no statute of limitations for murder.
What State in the US is most lenient on rapist?
I cannot think of a single one. The crime of rape is heinous offense and a crime of moral turpitude in every state. .
The statue of limitation for the crime of murder is?
in most jurisdictions, there is no statute of limitations for murder.
What is the statute of limitation in a capital murder charge without evidence?
Most places will not have a statute of limitations on murder. Even without evidence, they will continue to search for the perpetrator.
How much jail time can you get for first degree murder in self defense?
The answer to what I think you're asking is, it depends on your local/state laws. For example, the state of Tennessee has a law that will protect you in most cases if it was self defense, even with a gun that you illegally possessed. I don't think most states have that law.
What is the most money a handyman can charge in California?
The most that a handyman can charge in the state of California is $500 dollars. This is if the handyman is not licensed.
How do most of the townspeople regard Hesters punishment?
as too lenient.
What state gives the least amount of time for a murder conviction?
The state that typically gives the least amount of time for a murder conviction is generally considered to be North Dakota. In North Dakota, the minimum sentence for a murder conviction can be as little as 5 years if the conviction is for a lesser charge like manslaughter. However, the specifics can vary significantly depending on the circumstances of the case and the charges brought. Always consult legal sources or professionals for the most accurate and current information.
What is a Murder committed while in the commission of a felony?
Under those circumstances, most states would propbably charge Manslaughter, in addition to whatever other crime was being committed at the time. UNLESS - the intent was to commit murder in the first place, then it would be homicide. Many states have what is referred to as the Felony Murder Rule. Any death that results from the commission of a felony is considered Murder and can be punished as if it was pre-meditated or first degree murder. You will have to investigate the criminal code for the state in question.
