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**Pheboasmabs** · 07-14-2011, 05:46 PM

Prosecutors will seek life. It is known in the US what type of charges and potential penalties one faces before trial. She will face life in prison as a possible penalty for her actions. Thus she "faces life" not she is "convicted for life" which is strangely how you seem to read it.

So what?? Stop trying to back peddle your way out of this one.

I seek for my bank to give me a million quid but I can't see it happening. Besides, your point was that she should get life rather than could get life so your new argument makes no sense at all.

07-14-2011, 05:46 PM	#10
Pheboasmabs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	Prosecutors will seek life. It is known in the US what type of charges and potential penalties one faces before trial. She will face life in prison as a possible penalty for her actions. Thus she "faces life" not she is "convicted for life" which is strangely how you seem to read it. So what?? Stop trying to back peddle your way out of this one. I seek for my bank to give me a million quid but I can't see it happening. Besides, your point was that she should get life rather than could get life so your new argument makes no sense at all.
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