Los Angeles Prosecutor Declines Felony Case Against Avenatti

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Lumenari

I'm no one's champion.

But I don't think pulling someone off of a bed constitutes a felony offense.
Do you?

If I pulled one of my patients out of the bed losing my license would be the least of my worries. I would be under the jail

originally posted by: pheonix358
a reply to: sligtlyskeptical

So ... dragging people across the floor after dragging them out of bed is OK with you?

It is not OK with me.

Exactly.

Why is that tolerated behavior? I'm sure he just hit her with "pillows", then dragged her out, against her will.

Is the Left willing to forgive such behavior?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: M5xaz

Not true. The thing is, I can look at things critically. A basic skill. Though it seems to be lacking in some.

Yes. Pictures of what may be slight bruises.
Not slam dunk.

Umm, no Phage, you have no critical thinking skills, NONE. You have just demonstrated that above by your postings.

So, your bottom line is that no felony was done here, only "what may be slight bruises"

Well, good golly me!

According to you then, beating up women is perfectly OK , so as long as it leaves little/no marks !!!

You've exposed yourself and your true views, Phage

Dear leftists,

So the argument is he only struck her with a soft fluffy pillow?

Does intent not play a part here?

Does constantly moving goalposts ever get tiring?

The guy became violent towards a women...
PERIOD...
End of story.

Such a weird relationship this violence towards women and liberals.

a reply to: JAY1980

So the argument is he only struck her with a soft fluffy pillow?

No. The argument is that felony charges were declined. The reasonable presumption is that decision was based on evidence. The irrational presumption is that it was not.

Take your pick.

a reply to: M5xaz

According to you then, beating up women is perfectly OK , so as long as it leaves little/no marks !!!

That does not follow.
We are talking about criminal charges which must be based on evidence. Including corroborating evidence. Was there any?