10-17-2019, 05:25 PM
(10-17-2019, 04:53 PM)Au165 Wrote: You are locked in on what you want to believe, but it's not based in law. Residual immunity does not extend to family. Her immunity ended by law when she returned home.
My argument isn't based on immunity, hence her not having it doesn't change it.
Quote:If they file charges she is the exact same as any other criminal who flees a country. She could have kept her immunity by staying in the country, however she chose to waive it and in doing so should be subject to the crimes any person who doesn't have immunity would be subject to.
No she's not the exact same, for several reason. She's also a US citizen and we often do not extradite our citizens to other countries.
Quote: We extradite people all the time who don't have immunity and are criminals...which she doesn't have and which she has admitted to being.
We also don't extradite people all the time. Additionally, killing someone in an car accident is not necessarily a crime, just ask Caitlin Jenner.
