Today, in this courtroom John will be found not guilty. The answer is right in front of our faces and to continue this argument would not only waste Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s time, but it also would be wasting the judge and juries time. This particular case should not be looked at as more important that any other case with a similar situation. John did what was right and what was necessary. “Mere ebullitions of passion, impulsive violence, and temporary pain, affection will soon forget and forgive, and each member will find excuse for the other in his own frailties.” (State v. Black, Pg. 14) Eventually, not only will Jane forgive John but she will also realize that he did this because he cares about her, not because he was trying to hurt her. This
