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Soph0571

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3. Yeah but even if found guilty for that

Reply to Ghost Dog (Reply #2)

Mon May 11, 2020, 04:34 PM

May 2020

I cannot see that meeting sentencing guidelines for being locked up. And legally speaking, even if others have been driving on the wrong side of the road that would not meet any evidential tests to be allowed into court. I could be wrong, and is a long time since I did my law degree, but it seems a bit of a stretch.

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Good Soph0571 May 2020 #1

Traffic accident involving at least negligence... Ghost Dog May 2020 #2

Yeah but even if found guilty for that Soph0571 May 2020 #3