Nisam nesto previse to pratio u zadnje vrijeme, ali kad vec inzistirate na koristenju pravnih pojmova koje ocito ne razumijete, evo i jedna zanimljivost, cisto da se onda drzimo prava i pravilnog definiranja.
https://maylawllp.com/who-is-considered-a-felon/
"Although it may come off as self-explanatory to some, it is not entirely clear to all who is referred to as a “felon”. Many people confuse the idea of any one who has been convicted of a criminal offense, as a felon, and this is not true. While a felon is an individual who has been both convicted and charged with a criminal offense, the criminal offenses that are categorized as felonies. An easy way to decipher a felony charge from a misdemeanor charge is the penalty given to an individual. Individuals who are given more than one year in prison for a criminal offense have been charged with a felony, and therefore are considered felons.
Felony offenses can be quite similar to misdemeanor offenses, in the sense that they are often times misdemeanor offenses intensified. Examples of criminal offenses that are close to misdemeanors but can lead to felony charges are:
Grand theft. Minimum property value or force required.
Assault, but with a deadly weapon.
Distribution of illegal substances, especially with the intent to sale.
However, a felony charge does not make an accused individual a felon. They would not be considered a felon unless that have been tried and convicted as well.
Pojasnjenje od kad je objavljena odluka porote:
"Imposition of the sentence is the final judgment which paves the way for the defendant to appeal. The defendant has the right to file post trial motions attacking the verdict (and must do so to preserve issues for appeal). But he lost a jury trial and its harder to overturn a jury verdict than a bench (judge only) verdict. He may have screwed himself on this one. To be super technically accurate, he was found guilty of 34felonies by the jury. The judge will enter the conviction (or not) when it imposes a sentence. If for whatever reason he isn't sentenced or the court throws out the jury verdict, then he won't be convicted. He still would have been found guilty of all 34counts by a jury of his peers."
Dakle, proglasen je krivim od strane porote, ali nije osuden i nije mu izrecena kazna, pa samim time nije imao mogucnost podnosenja zalbe na tu odluku.
To pravno znaci da nije osuden, a samim time da nije "kriminalac".
Ako to mozemo prevesti na nas pravni sustav, to bi se moglo poistovjetiti s nepravomocnom presudom (iako nije osudem, proglasen je krivim), u kojoj fazi presumpcija nevinosti i dalje postoji...
Da budemo jasni, to je po meni sporedno jer ga je porota proglasila krivim, ali mislim da se moramo drzati prava kad vec o pravu pricamo.