Film [I Spit on Your Grave 1976 or 2010 ed.] In Court, Would Your Verdict for Jennifer Hills be Guilty or Not Guilty?

[ChemicallyEnhanced]

Personally (again, either version of the movie), I would find her not guilty by extreme provocation* [an actual defence that includes everything up to and including murder - in the U.S.], although I believe this ruling just changes the charge(s) to manslaughter rather than have the person go free.

I'm just wondering where you (yes, YOU, specifically) lie on the moral-ethics of what she did.

*TBH, I'd wanna shake her hand and say "Yas queen"**

**my gay-self would also wanna yell "SLAYYYY! but...ya know...that'd be an oopsie-awkward

 

[notsmokeymcpot42088]

^ haha Slaaayyy! might be a little on the nose.

What country we prosecuting her in. (I haven't seen it in a bit but I believe it is US) Do we have said extreme provocation law? If so absolutely --- If there was any legal loophole at all that was plausible Id hang the jury