Charging Former Officer Kim Potter with Manslaughter Violates the Rule of Law and the Constitution
The decision to charge Potter with manslaughter violates the terms of the statute which require the state to prove that a defendant “consciously takes chances of causing death.” The evidence fails to show that. The rule of the mob has prevailed over the rule of law.
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