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QUOTE(Urban @ Apr 26 2007, 09:23 AM) 
If he was hot, yes.
You know I completely agree and that is the only way. Haha
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QUOTE(Kitsune @ Apr 18 2007, 04:23 AM)
I'd be upset too if you had of said what you did, to me.
And actually, you learn a hell of a lot about behaviour, profiling, disorders and the mind in general in psyc depending on the subjects you take. Explain how that doesn't aid in mens rea, defenses and such ...
It's why I'm taking psyc as my major in my social science degree - to aid my law degree.
And heat of passion? If that's attempted, there's no way... there's no possible argument or any form of provocation from the child.
And yeah, I never cared what would happen in the US court system, I said that almost from the start. I was taking it from an NZ perspective because there's plenty of people with US perspectives already.
And actually, you learn a hell of a lot about behaviour, profiling, disorders and the mind in general in psyc depending on the subjects you take. Explain how that doesn't aid in mens rea, defenses and such ...
It's why I'm taking psyc as my major in my social science degree - to aid my law degree.
And heat of passion? If that's attempted, there's no way... there's no possible argument or any form of provocation from the child.
And yeah, I never cared what would happen in the US court system, I said that almost from the start. I was taking it from an NZ perspective because there's plenty of people with US perspectives already.
If your going to be an attorney, better learn to handle my, simple and kind, "attacks". Furthermore, cases like this are commonly pulled into heat of passion cases, happens quite often in the U.S.
Furthemore, the only reason I said the things the, apparently, rude way I did was because Tetiel seemed to be attacking those who were expressing their own points of view.
Anyhow, this thread is old and should die anyhow.
It is common, under the advice of many attorneys and professor, to shy away from Psych classes and espeically a major when studying law. Proper undergrads educate you how to think as an attorney, while as Psych has a different way of thinking.
