You still don't get it which is amazing. What you are missing is that the defendants are raising the defense of consent to rape charges laid out by statute. If a party could not raise a defense then there would not even be a need for a trial. You come off as acting all knowing, but what you don't get is that the defendants have raised a legitimate question as to whether they or a reasonable person knew or should have known if the young lady was drunk beyond her ability to consent. The tape clearly showed that she was not incapacitated as the cops and the prosecutors tried to pretend that she was earlier in the case. The tape also demonstrated that the young lady was in control of her faculties; was not passed out; not restrained in anyway nor was she defenseless. The boys were driving her home and they let her out when she requested to be let out and then she dikk shamed a dude on the way out the car simply because he didn't want her. You need to keep in mind that the statute only makes a presumption, which would carry the day unless a defendant can show actual proof that she did not seem impaired and she consented to the acts.
They have her BAC. It was 4 times the limit.
Everything else you said is invalid in the eyes of the law but good luck to you and the third time rapist. I’m just gonna let this play out. There’s no arguing with y’all. Die on this hill
And since y’all so sure nobody knew shyt. Here’s the guy who already told the police everything. Argue with him:
In a voluntary interview with detectives,
Carver allegedly admitted that Brooks was “very unstable on her feet” when leaving Reggie’s and was “unable to speak without slurring her words.” When Carver asked Brooks for her address, he said that
she “fell over and could not answer him,” according to the affidavit.
A short while later, Carver said that he told Washington and Brooks to stop having sex and they all drove away to bring Brooks home.
When asked if he thought Brooks was “too impaired to consent to the sexual intercourse,” Carver allegedly responded, “I guess.”
But they didn’t know she was drunk. Y’all have a good day.