Normally I'd be ticked since he's helping a team in our division. But it makes me smile knowing he screwed the Oilers.
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Holloway is a guy I always thought would be better than Caufield based on their play at Wisconsin. He has progressed nicely this year
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Said this in main thread about him but personifies the type of player the Kings cannot afford to give time to if they are interested in winning.
He is absolutely the type of player that teams actively trying to lose will claim and be excited about getting. Which will only help them continue to lose. Feels like the perfect player for the incompetent Hawks front office.
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Man accused in deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau pleads not guilty
Sean M. Higgins pleaded not guilty to all charges, including first-degree aggravated manslaughter, in an arraignment hearing Tuesday.
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Someone explain to me why he would plead not guilty.
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I'm not a lawyer, but in it's simplest form, if the prosecution isn't offer a good enough deal, you might as well take your chances, I guess.Man accused in deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau pleads not guilty
Sean M. Higgins pleaded not guilty to all charges, including first-degree aggravated manslaughter, in an arraignment hearing Tuesday.
Someone explain to me why he would plead not guilty.
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Also not a lawyer, if his lawyer thinks the charges are too aggressive and and the prosecution won't be able to prove first degree or aggravated manslaughter, it could result in a not guilty verdict. I think in some states they jury/judge can amend the charges at that point, but in some states they can't, I don't know which NJ is. I think that's what happened with Chauvin, they were going to charge 1st degree, but worried that the jury may not be able to find him guilty, so they dropped it to second degree to get a conviction.
Could be totally wrong, but I don't know what else it could be. It's not like there's a lack of evidence to tie him to what happened, so I would think they're just arguing over degree and whether it was aggravated or not.
Could be totally wrong, but I don't know what else it could be. It's not like there's a lack of evidence to tie him to what happened, so I would think they're just arguing over degree and whether it was aggravated or not.
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Because regardless of optics, you have to be found beyond a reasonable doubt...Man accused in deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau pleads not guilty
Sean M. Higgins pleaded not guilty to all charges, including first-degree aggravated manslaughter, in an arraignment hearing Tuesday.
Someone explain to me why he would plead not guilty.
If they can somehow create doubt, he's technically innocent
I also think he could successfully be found not guilty of some of the charges like tampering with evidence.
