Law 7 Order

Married with children

The defendant attempted to justify the kidnapping of a child her and ex gay lover adopted. Her lover adopted the child as a sole legal custody in Florida. According to Florida state law prohibits homosexuals from adopting. Defendant claims that the child is belongs to her. After the death of her lover the defendant fled with the child. During the 1st appearance the people seek a remand of bail because the defendant was fleeing with the minor victim of the kidnapping. The D.A. asked for a motion in order to drop the charges of kidnapping, stating it was unconstitutional for Florida to bar gay adoptions because there is a parent- child relationship between the child and the defendant. The motion was denied.

The defendant also attempted to justify the killing of her ex lover. Stating it was an accident she was scared because she ex lover was drunk and stronger than her. She claims out of fear she pushed her by accident. Victim was found dangling from a tree. It seemed she was pushed off the balcony of her hotel room.

In this case I feel that if a state banned gay adoptions

Bodies

Defendant is charged with 1st degree murder of a female found in an alley. Victim had knife wounds, subdural hematomas severe and she was unconscious when he strangled her. It was a random murder there was no connection with the victim and the suspect. The suspect's semen was found on the victim found in the alley and another girl found in Brooklyn. Suspect's M.O. suggested that he might have been a serial offender.

The people requested a remand due to the heinous nature of the crime. There was no position on bail and remand was granted. The defense attorney motioned to be relieved from the cause because she felt that it was against her canon of ethics to represent her client. The people did not oppose the motion. A new D.A. was appointed to the defendant.

There was a Motion to suppress court's I.D. in United States v. Crews the Supreme Court