Shaun Kent

let's say for argument's sake, the person who finds themselves accused of this charge gets on the stand and says, this was an awful accident.

I didn't mean this happened because that's what happened in the Robert Durst case.

This was an awful accident and I panicked and then I severed and took care of the body and took it over.

Well, let's say they make that same argument and then they catch him in Walmart six months earlier because they will find it if it exists, finding these bags.

So why would you have been buying the bag six months before the shooting if you were the killing or whatever if you were not planning on killing this person all along?

All this goes to the premeditated nature of what proves a murder.

And that's the difference between a murder and a manslaughter charge.

Manslaughter is heat of passion.

It just happened.

I just, I reacted.

I caught this person in a situation and I snapped.

That's the difference between murder and manslaughter.

Thank you, Anushka.

I appreciate y'all having me.

Ei kuitenkaan. Ja se on yksi yksityiskohtainen syrjintä. Usein, ja usein yhdistelmissä Yhdysvalloissa, yksi asia, joka on tarvetta ennen kuin sinä voit mennä haastatteluun, on järjestelmä, joka kutsutaan ADRiin, Alternative Dispute Resolutioniin, koska se on vaihtoehto mennä haastatteluun.

Kuten ihmiset siellä ovat sanoneet, amerikkalaiset ovat melko lähtökohtaisia ja me löydämme itseämme kohdalla niin paljon, että mitä kohdallamme tekevät on, että ennen kuin menetään kohdalle, ennen kuin pysäytämme kohdallisuuden, ennen kuin teemme sen ilmaisuuden, että menemme kohdalle, miksi ette yrittäisi tehdä tätä toisen puolueen kanssa ja katsoa, voivatko te tulla resoluutioon.

Kiitos kun katsoit videon!

Sometimes we've had mediations before we even file a lawsuit, before we even serve it. We've had that in some cases that we've handled, that the parties get together and they say, look, the court's going to order it anyway. I'm about to file a lawsuit against you. Before we do a lawsuit, let's sit in a room and see if we can work this out. So that is pre-suit mitigation. And then also what ends up happening is trial could be coming up in a couple of weeks or a couple of months, and the court will flat out call the parties and say, hey,

Have y'all engaged in ADR, alternative dispute resolution? Have you engaged in mediation? And if the parties say no, then they say, look, before this case gets on my docket, before we pick them 12 folks, I need to hear you guys gave a good faith effort to try to mediate the case.

It's actually kind of rare to have a mediation take place inside of a courtroom. It usually doesn't happen that way. You pick a location. Sometimes we'll go to the opposing party's law firm. Sometimes they'll come to our law firm. Or sometimes they go to a third party's law firm. What ends up happening usually is we'll have what are called just like a trial. You'll have opening statements. No jury or anything of that nature. But