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Yes, this is why I'm saying it's the "common" failure case, rather than the absolute failure case. To illustrate, there are very few cases in US law where you
by presscast 8y ago
Yes, this is why I'm saying it's the "common" failure case, rather than the absolute failure case.
To illustrate, there are very few cases in US law where you can shoot someone in the back.
- magduf 8y ago>To illustrate, there are very few cases in US law where you can shoot someone in the back. Unless you're a police officer. Then it's generally OK, and at worst you'll get suspended or maybe fired.