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¶ … Crimes Against Persons in Texas
Specific Crimes against Persons: Determining the Presence of Crimes
Although Max shot his friend and hunting companion Rich in the shoulder, there is no real basis for criminal charges here. Essentially, the two men were following the laws and regulations for hunting in the state of Texas almost to the tee, but failed to vocally call out his shot before firing, which was Max's only misstep (Hurteau & Love, 2006). There are negligence laws in the state of Texas which would allow Max to be charged if he failed to act appropriately under the regulations for hunting. Thus, if Max did not look for anything orange, or if the two men had not had all the appropriate hunting licensing. Hunters are required to take mandatory safety classes in the state of Texas and then follow very clear guidelines while hunting, including wearing orange or bright safety gear and staying in different locations, away from their fellow...
Max and Rich did follow these guidelines; all accept the need for Max to formally announce his shot. Still, this is one of the rules in Texas that is heavily debated, because vocally announcing one's shot could scare off the game in one's sights. Still, Rich may have the grounds to sue Max, but there is still no criminal crime here. Moreover, it is clear that Max was aiming for the deer, since the deer got the brunt of the shot. If Rich had not been right behind the deer, he would not have been shot. As such, it was neither of the men's faults, but more so that Rich was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. The two knew the area they were hunting, and they should have collaborated more in terms of where they heading to hunt. Yet, this does not mean that there was a crime committed, but rather that they need to be more aware the next time they go shooting.
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Charron, T.J. (2007). Prosecuting alcohol facilitated sexual assault. National District Attorney's Association.
Hurteau, Dave & Love, Chad. (2006). The Cheney hunting accident: A Texan's view of tge so-called 'Texas hunting protocol.' Field & Stream. Web. http://www.fieldandstream.com/pages/editorial-cheney-hunting-accident-texans-view-so-called-hunting-protocol
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