), the evidence I've seen about the, um, less than sterling results of such convictions. There have been entirely too many cases of folk being sent to death row who are later found not guilty--many because somebody else confessed to the crime or because some college or law school students took an interest in the case and managed to unearth new evidence that changed the verdict.
It's a different world. Most kids aren't afraid of their parents' method of correction anymore. If you spank them, it's "child abuse"...if they turn out rotten from not ever feeling a heated seat, then it's your fault for being a bad parent.
ay different than being told to do your chores, but a couple nights later when I was feeling froggy, I got a little sassy with my dad. I pulled out that number and literally played my card.
Note that Section 2 defines what is often called "felony murder." If one kills another human being in the course of any of those crimes, one commits murder.
Note that there is no distinction between the different "categories" of murder described above. Indiana law says 18 and up for the death sentence to be "on the table" but for purposes of considering whether "felony murder" is considered a "lesser" charge than "first degree" murder, I think the above pretty thoroughly disabuses that notion.
