Criminal Homicide As A Situated Transaction Summary

For this week, I’ll be focusing on the work Criminal Homicide as a Situated Transaction by David F. Luckenbill. More specifically, I’ll be talking about the portion of the writing where he described the murders as a direct result of not heeding a request. I have never thought of a situation where someone was in the position of committing murder could make it sound so simplistic in design. When the offender asked a victim to do something or to not do something and they didn’t comply, basically warranted death for insubordination more or less. Not to mention the rhetorical questions proposed by the offender to the victim. In these cases, the victim is an onlooker that happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and as such pays a heavy