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This type of scenario it reminds me of the High school teacher that kill a girl on Aloha, Oregon back in 2010 when he got diabetic episode while driving. The teacher plea guilty of criminally negligent homicide, he knew he can pass out at any moment even if he is driving. The teacher got four years in prison for not fallow what the doctor told hem not to do. Joe, in this case, knew if he eats shrimp he will pass out, even with this knowledge he decides to get into his car and drive. Oregon law doctrine weapon as “any objects” Joe elevated his crime to a higher level just because of the use of the heavy ford 350 pick up. And for this, he will be a charge of criminally negligent homicide. On the chart for murder if you go down and see this was
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