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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It sounds like PP is trying to bait people, super annoying. I also don't think that PP who throws out "cite the law" actually knows how the law works. Virginia isn't a civil code state, it's common law with statutes. The statute can be written for laws, and if the DA feels there is competing evidence to support the qualifications of a statute, then charges can be filed. With a minor, there are several codes that deal with vicarious liability of a parent for the intentional acts of their minor and unemanicpated child, dealing with things from damage to property, physical damage to a person, driving a car, etc. Some statues actually DO have laws regarding access to guns by a minor, I don't believe Virginia does, but that doesn't get the Giampas off the hook. What the public doesn't know regarding this case (the shooter's prior criminal history or record, prior physical or property damage by shooter, prior diagnosed mental conditions, prior threats, etc.) makes all the difference in the world. Just because people think the Giampa's had a lifestyle of poor taste (political beliefs, shooting ranges, anti-semitism, etc), isn't enough. At the very least, the parents could be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for their recklessness in not keep the firearm unloaded, unlocked and ammunition stored separately as an example. Civially I definitely think they could be found liable. They're not going to be charged. Get over it. [quote=Anonymous]Notice the shooter's family has been completely silent. No statement expressing their condolences to the Fricker Kuhn family, no statement asking for privacy, NOTHING. [/quote] Well duh the very first thing any lawyer would advise them is DO NOT SAY ANYTHING.[/quote]
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