unofan
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Yes, because good luck getting a jury to believe that going 5 over constitutes reckless driving when everyone on the farking planet does it.
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Yes, because good luck getting a jury to believe that going 5 over constitutes reckless driving when everyone on the farking planet does it.
Re: 29 per day
This part is true. 15 over is reckless in MN. An added charge, at minimum.
This part is true. 15 over is reckless in MN. An added charge, at minimum.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Jury schmury.
Summary execution.
Kill someone, draw blood, over the limit (however arbitary), BANG on the spot.
--invest in uber
MarkEagleUSA
C'mon Q!
Re: 29 per day
If your spouse/parent/child/friend is killed/maimed by someone at .09/going 5 over/whatever... do you take pity on their soul?
If your spouse/parent/child/friend is killed/maimed by someone at .09/going 5 over/whatever... do you take pity on their soul?
Re: 29 per day
Depending on their attitude, I'd probably forgive them. It'd be really tough, but I would.
Someone who was completely blitzed at .25 or doing 30-40 over...different story.
Depending on their attitude, I'd probably forgive them. It'd be really tough, but I would.
Someone who was completely blitzed at .25 or doing 30-40 over...different story.