Has Nel never heard of the "fight or flight" response?
No? Obviously not.
No but he's heard of common sense.
Has Nel never heard of the "fight or flight" response?
No? Obviously not.
No but he's heard of common sense.
Omg the door kicking what a screw up.
Common sense varies.
Fight or flight is an innate response to each individual.
Nel cannot determine categorically what an individual person would or wouldn't do in such circumstances.
Last time he testified he said when he was getting and going through the passageway he said he was touching the floor at times too. I thought it odd, that he would need to be say he was touching the floor for balance or whatever reason. He hasn't repeated line yet.
Oscar's right. The State have changed their case and proposals within it numerous times. Is the State actually tailoring its case as per evidence, witnesses and statements???
Well in that case wouldn't the whole foundation of the culpable homicide judgement be null and void since it is based on whether the defendant acted in the way a reasonable person would in the same circumstances?
Surely part of Nel's job is to make the case that OP did not act in the way a reasonable person would? How can he do this without challenging OP about his actions and questioning them?