Of course. He died by lead poisoning. That can sometimes take decades, right?

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Multiple points for the noun that rhymes with troglodyte.

No, agenda driven.

It takes you 33 years to decide just what crime was committed. Dumb dumb dumb dumb

Hey now! Great word! And not even hard to
say it 3 times fast!

Perfect!

...and be careful you don't suffer a Proglibite.

You got the scurrying for shelter correct, but let's not denigrate cockroaches.

After I saw her, in the movie "Nell", I didn't care...

Would a Proglibyte be huffpo spyware or the cockroach appearing creature that scurries for shelter when facts come out?

If they attempt to conduct a trial based on the same charges, yes. If they bring different charges, no. I'd think the statute of limitations would make the latter impossible for anything other than murder, however.

Well, there is the old adage that 'Revenge is a dish best served cold.'

Ahh now, that's a real shame.

The true measure is the political advancement of some DA or rights hater.

If they tried Hinkley again, would that be double jeopardy? He was already acquitted for being insane.

Herb! You made that word up! What a Wonderful Word: "Proglibitis".

Ahhh. Good morning, world.

Jan

Why should anyone expect anything rational to come out of the Obama regime? Even the M.E. is infected with Proglibitis (expecting things to be true because you want them to be true).

It's like logic has flown out the window...

I was shocked to learn about the connections between the Bush and Hinckley families. It seems to be factual, from what I've read, and the big question is why the media didn't look into it more. http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/HinckleyAndB...

Hi, me dino and so me a so special ME. Me ex-smoker who smoked most of me life. So because me quit, me no die of suicide. Means da tobacco industry murdered me! So I demand my ka-zillion dollars for ME so special! In da meantime, can someone direct me to fast food joint wid cups dat do not say coffee hot?

Zenphamy, the dollar sign is aptly employed. This is where the legal system sucks more $ out of the taxpayers and lines its own pockets. I'm curious as to how much this farce is going to cost us in the end, both $ and freedom. We'll never know.

Served him right!

I'm reminded of a 2005 film, "Fracture", in which a man attempts to murder his wife to "speed up his inheritance". He succeeds in reducing her to a "persistent vegetative state", on complete life support. The film deals with his efforts to 1: fight an attempted murder charge and 2: gain Power Of Attorney to "pull the plug". He succeeds in both, only to find that once his wife is dead, he is charged with murder.

I believe there is some precedent for this sort of situation. Certainly veterans who die as the result of injuries received in combat, even decades later, are regarded as casualties of war. I cannot imagine criminal charges stemming from James Brady's death succeeding. But did John Hinckley contribute to his death? Certainly.