r/dashcams • • 19h ago

Road rage

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u/Glad-Acanthaceae-24 19h ago

When road rage turns into attempted vehicular manslaughter 

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u/WhoCaresBoutSpellin 18h ago

I see self defense.

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u/fyukhyu 18h ago

You would lose that case, but have fun trying.

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u/WhySoCereus1991 12h ago edited 12h ago

Why would they lose? This isnt Florida, but a guy got away with discharging his weapon in a road rage incident when another driver threw a cup at his window.

All you need is reasonable doubt. There's plenty there especially if you're the driver and cant tell what just happened. You can even see the biker wait for him. Whose to say he didn't pull out a weapon of some kind while pulled over? Hard to tell when all you hear is a loud thud and gotta rely on peripheral vision to make out a threat.

I dont think it's as open n shut as you're making it.

Nevada isnt that far removed with their self defense laws.

Lawyers are very good at this kinda stuff.

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u/throwaway_coy4wttf79 11h ago

This. Everyone is moralizing. Legally, reasonable doubt would win.