Assault with Injury

I have no desire to ever see or speak to her again, i was just wondering if i should prepare to see her tomorrow.

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Quoting Principal

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I have no desire to ever see or speak to her again, i was just wondering if i should prepare to see her tomorrow.

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Good to know. I just wanted to put that advice out there as people sometime think "if I can only talk to them one more time, it'll all be fine."

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Quoting Mr. Knowitall

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What type of court hearing is it?

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Its just to enter in a plea. Nothing much is going to happen since im asking for a public defender. Also, guess it was pushed back until the 27th.

I was just told from a family friend in the FBI that consent may not be a valid defense and said something about them amending the laws to get Dr. Kevorkian with charges, even if the people wanted to kill themselves. Does that apply to assault? I was charged with 76-5-102(3) - Assault with substantial bodily injury. Class A misdemeanor. The Utah website for that charge is this:http://le.utah.gov/~code/TITLE76/htm/76_05_010200.htm

Can anyone look into this and get back to me? Thanks!

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Principal;485694]I was just told from a family friend in the FBI that consent may not be a valid defense and said something about them amending the laws to get Dr. Kevorkian with charges, even if the people wanted to kill themselves.

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that is a totally different situation. There is a huge difference between assisted suicide and S&M play.

There were no laws changed to convict Kevorkian. He intentionally injected a patient with a lethal dose of chemicals. He was found guilty of 2nd degree murder because he intentionally killed a person. There was no need to change any laws to convict him. He was never convicted of assisting in a suicide.




In your situation, it comes down to whether it was consensual or not. She is saying it wasn't. You are saying it was. Whoever is believed wins.