Modification proposals - What will the court rule in the case of Oscar Pistorius, the Blade Runner, who shot and killed his girlfriend?

Hubertus Hofkirchner, Chief Futurist

Modification proposal 4 accepted on 2014/09/15 05:43:40

On Sep 11, the Judge ruled out Murder and Pre-meditated Murder. See Analysis Wiki for media sources.
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On Sep 11, the Judge ruled out Murder and Pre-meditated Murder. See Analysis Wiki for media sources.
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  he will probably get manslaughter
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  I change my mind and choose, other conviction
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What will the court rule in the case of Oscar Pistorius, the Blade Runner, who shot and killed his girlfriend?

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First trial result, before any appeals, after bail hearing.

If convicted of multiple charges, the one carrying the highest prison term will be judged as the Final Answer.

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1. ~~Premeditated murder~~

2. ~~Murder~~

1. 3 (20.00%) Manslaughter

2. 4 (20.00%) Other conviction

3. 5 (20.00%) Acquitted of all charges

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Alfie Meier, Master of Story & Suspense

Modification proposal 2 accepted on 2014/08/20 09:13:54

Since there are multiple charges, there can be multiple guilty verdicts. Therefore, I propose a more specific question judgement rule to define the correct final answer as the one carrying the highest prison term.

Answer 5 needs to change because Oscar Pistorius faces are multiple charges. "Acquitted" is better than "not convicted"
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Since there are multiple charges, there can be multiple guilty verdicts. Therefore, I propose a more specific question judgement rule to define the correct final answer as the one carrying the highest prison term. Answer 5 needs to change because Oscar Pistorius faces are multiple charges. "Acquitted" is better than "not convicted"
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~~First trial result, before any appeals, after bail hearing.~~
First trial result, before any appeals, after bail hearing.

If convicted of multiple charges, the one carrying the highest prison term will be judged as the Final Answer.

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1. (20.00%) Premeditated murder

2. (20.00%) Murder

3. (20.00%) Manslaughter

4. (20.00%) Other conviction

5. ~~Will not be convicted~~ (20.00%) Acquitted of all charges

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Hubertus Hofkirchner, Chief Futurist

Modification proposal 1 accepted on 2013/02/21 07:33:07

Entered full name, fixed typos, introduced colour scale.
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Entered full name, fixed typos, introduced colour scale.
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  Number 5 will not be convicted
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What will the court rule in the case of Oscar Pistorius, the Blade Runner, who shot and killed his girlfriend?

Judgement rule

~~First Trial Result, before any appeals, after bail hearing~~
First trial result, before any appeals, after bail hearing.

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1. ~~Premeditated Murder~~ (20.00%) Premeditated murder New colour

2. (20.00%) Murder

3. (20.00%) Manslaughter New colour

4. (20.00%) Other conviction New colour

5. (20.00%) Will not be convicted New colour

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