woman kills perpetrator, what action would be available to her heirs?
90522
?  \n\nIf woman KILLS the perpetrator, then the perp is dead, not the woman.  Or are they both dead?\n\nIf the perp is dead, there won't be an arrest. Because he or she is DEAD.  But there will be a criminal reports filed and other legal/court issues.  \n\nIf you want to know how how the woman would defend herself in court, she needs a lawyer, who would most likely plea Self Defense on her behalf.\n\nIf you want to know about Victim Restitution, you have the check the laws for your particular state or country to make the proper applications.
848781
Yes, anyone who kills themself should be executed.  Not only that, they should be made to pay to clean up the mess.
207953
I think she would kill you for what you just asked. Who's with me?
437001
Everyone should have a will, get a lawyer to draw it up, or have her write one and then get it notarized, and witnessed, and filed with the county in which she lives.  GET A WILL, they are inexpensive and so worth the headache that follow without one.  \n\nIf you think people and relatives are loving, just wait til she dies, it doesn't matter what she has, they will fight like female dogs...do the death.
858076
Have her killed and thrown in the river that's what I wish I did. My ex's family all hated me even though I was the one who supported him and treated him better then they did.But after 6 years he still wouldn't stand up for me so I got sick of the drama and left his jobless ass.My point you ask is this.If they won't die just stay the hell away from them cause once a mother has it in her head that your not good enough for her baby boy not even death is gonna change her mind.You could die tomorrow and she'd probably dance on your grave(mother in laws like that are all the same)
1010232
Considering that the motive has not been released to the public, how can that question be answered? If she killed him out of greed or malice, no. If she killed him because of abuse to herself or the children, yes.
36138
Go to Texas.  Kill someone.  Turn yourself in.  You'll learn all about it.
991941
In my opinion, there is never Honor in Killing! Some cultures believe that a family member, especially women, have shamed them so much, they can never return to public life, and hold their head up again! In a way to appease the public, they kill the offender! Even a sister that has been raped, is a target for an Honor killing! It is actual madness, that seems to date back to ancient times, as a sacrifice!
188181
Well if that was her only infraction I'm sure the death penalty wouldn't have come into play, i like your question as you are canceling one evil with another whats the downside! But the sad truth is we cannot condone a murder\neven if he deserved it if we did vigilante justice would go rampant and unchecked and you could never get your day in court, face it no matter who gets killed someone will grieve\nand feel a need for justice.
834587
Actually, this IS considered murder in several states who have changed their laws in the last few years. Read the information provided in the following link:\nhttp://www.nrlc.org/Unborn_Victims/MarciniakTestimony.htm\n\nTracy Marciniak was a friend of mine for the short time she lived here in Florida, and I became familiar with this issue through her. She was directly responsible for getting the law changed in her home state (Wisconsin) after her unborn baby died as a direct result of the brutal beating she received from her own husband.\n\nAs the "best friend" of a woman who has been assaulted as you have described, I URGE you to contact the police on her behalf, if she won't do it herself. She should have an order of protection in place immediately, and, despite her grief, be willing to press charges against the person who assaulted her. Your friend may have used poor judgement in getting involved with someone she didn't know all that well, but that is no excuse for what has happened to her. She is a victim, in every sense of the word, and needs help to get through her ordeal and loss. She should speak with a grief counselor and also someone who is a victim's rights advocate. These professionals will help guide her through the difficult days ahead. By no means should this crime go unpunished. Even if the guy can't be charged with murder (because of the laws in your state), he can most certainly be charged with aggravated assault and battery, and possibly other domestic violence crimes as well. He should NOT be allowed to go off on his merry way, as surely another woman will bear the brunt of his dangerous behavior down the road. I wish you and your friend much strength and luck in this difficult and sad time. I think that she will heal more quickly if she is able to do something that makes her feel as if she has some control again - and pressing charges against this animal is a good place to start.
887896
There is no loophole. After a person is found not guilty, he/she can stand on the court steps & explain to the media how they killed that person(s).
98720
the humans killing them
290357
Not really possible unless evidence surfaces that he intentionally killed her.\nIn legal terms, the trick is that Kennedy would be tried for the crime using the laws on the books at the time. And the laws of that time did not really go after people for accidents associated with drunk driving.\nLaws are seldom created with a retroactive clause.\nEven by todays standards, he would probably only be charged with maybe a negligent homicide tied to a dui.
763307
It has to be premeditated..and they must be killed in order to change something or send a message. If their death makes a difference publically it is assassination.
1087839
when the deceased estate goes thru probate an executer & rightful heir will be established.  you can take those papers showing you are the right heir/executer to the bank with the death certificate and close the account.
921795
Since she had no immediatte living relative to inherit the estate and had no executor assigned to handle the disbursement of the assets and settlement of liabilities, the courts will handle the estate.  The first thing they will do is tally the value of the assets in order of liquidity, then list the creditors in order of rights to claim payment.  They will then pay off debts attached to her with all available cash, then begin liquidating her assets until the debts are paid.  Whatever is paid will be disbursed as decided by the court.  Since there is no will, the remaining family will not have a huge say in who receives what or how much.  I am sure the court will list what assets are remaining and allow family members to petition to the court who wants what, but it is up to the court to decide who gets what.
71671
Not really..despite it seeming to be justified.  If she comes back after, at a different day and time or even 20 minutes after, having PLANNED to kill him, ie...it is premeditated-  Then NO.  No matter how much of a bastardo he was and may have deserved it, then more than likely NO, she will be tried for murder.  The jury and court may take into consideration her mental state, abused women's syndrome etc...and grant immunity (look into) or a reduced sentence but still she runs the risk of being tried for premeditated murder.  \nIf she kills him during a battle so to speak, during an attack, out of self-defense, then she can use that as her defense in court. \n\nBut to help you stir your creative juices, being a writer myself(currently on hiatus).  That is where the meat of the story can come into place.  That is where you really have to dig deep into your ability and create a reason for her to have been freed or wrongly tried...ie.  (ok I'm giving this away, just give me credit if you use this..hahhah..)...false or fraudulant evidence, witness trouble(anything you can imagine), blackmail on anyone's part, legal loopholes(you'll need legal advise for that), death of witnesses or jurors, a relationship with someone with power...and so on!!  There are so many ways that you can creatively figure something out.  It just requires some serious writing.  Beyond the fast produced plotlines and conflicts.  Think(I know scripts more) Usual Suspects,  Memento,  Donnie Darko, Dead Again..etc.  \nGood luck!\n\noh, and I say this nicely, in case you wrote the question like you write books, hopefully not, work on sentence structure.