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Both of those are hypotheticals the other side would have to provide some evidence to support in court The investigation here was grounded in an attorney readi
by avs733 5y ago
Both of those are hypotheticals the other side would have to provide some evidence to support in court
The investigation here was grounded in an attorney reading a report and saying “look person sent a text message at time x just before crash” and a forensic analysis instead showing that the SIM card sent the message not the person.
That debunks the claim of distracted driving based on the text message timing. That’s the point, if they have evidence someone was swapping sims or interacting with the phone to run and update that’s an entirely separate matter
- emodendroket 5y agoI have to say that someone swapping SIM cards or initiating a phone update while driving also seems pretty improbable.
- avs733 5y agoThe proliferation of dashcams has caused me to re-evaluate the probabilities I assign to events of rank stupidity while driving.
- lostlogin 5y ago> initiating a phone update while driving also seems pretty improbable Does it? I'd guess it's about 3 clicks, and certainly less than 10.
- emodendroket 5y agoWhy would the type of driver who wants to putz with the phone while driving choose to kick off a process that will make the phone unresponsive for 15 minutes?