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Bystanders could simply find themselves that close without wanting to be. For example: a crowded bus, train, or plane. Or a packed nightclub. Or any place with
by adrianmonk 5y ago
Bystanders could simply find themselves that close without wanting to be.
For example: a crowded bus, train, or plane. Or a packed nightclub. Or any place with auditorium seating, like a movie theater, city council meeting, school, or church. Or in many rooms in houses or office buildings.
(I do agree that the title is way too broad, though.)
- NikolaNovak 5y agoBoth the article and actual law explicitly deal with that in fairly open and agreeable way. I won't disagree with slippery slope arguments but again I feel a lot of discussion is based on title and not the law.
- wkearney99 5y agoand, as has been demonstrated countless times, LEO will simply lie about the circumstances.