Makara
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Oct 17, 2016 1:19 PMStuff Editors
The judge turns to the prosecution’s question of causation. Its key points were Tostee’s “intimidation” - causing her to climb over the balcony and fall to her death. His conduct that caused her to take that course of action - included the claim he restricted her breathing and forced her onto the balcony - causing her to seek “a place of refuge.” Climbing over the edge was not a “disproportionate response” by Wright to Tostee’s conduct, according to the prosecution's case.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/australia/85406561/live-gable-tostee-verdict
The judge turns to the prosecution’s question of causation. Its key points were Tostee’s “intimidation” - causing her to climb over the balcony and fall to her death. His conduct that caused her to take that course of action - included the claim he restricted her breathing and forced her onto the balcony - causing her to seek “a place of refuge.” Climbing over the edge was not a “disproportionate response” by Wright to Tostee’s conduct, according to the prosecution's case.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/australia/85406561/live-gable-tostee-verdict