Turns out they didnt need me for the evening

So I'm not working a double tonight.

Now. . . go to the gym or do class prep? Hmm. . .

I was just thinking about the Rep. Janklow manslaughter case.

So, his defense is that he was hallucinating and passing out because he has diabetes and hadn't eaten for the past 19 hours.

What I don't understand is why his lawyers consider that to be a defense against manslaughter. He's being charged with accidentally and negligently killing someone. Not eating for nineteen hours when you have diabetes, and then operating a motor vehicle, and you KNOW that this causes you to pass out and hallucinate, since in at least one of your PREVIOUS arrests for a motor vehicle violation, the EXACT SAME THING HAD HAPPENED -- in fact, you hallucinated the exact same white car that you hallucinated the LAST time you operated a motor vehicle while you had low blood sugar. . .

I mean, isn't Janklow just admitting that he's guilty of exactly what he's charged with?