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It's common practice to retain vagabonds that can sign legal papers. Any criminal entrepreneur knows this

• pdonis 3y ago
  How many such criminal entrepreneurs build bridges? Or buildings? Or other structures that engineers of record have to sign off on? My estimate is zero. Which makes your comment irrelevant to this discussion.
  • collaborative 3y ago
    Those engineers hire lawyers that retain such vagabonds when needed. You'd be suprised to know how many corrupt lawyers there are If you haven't met any that's ok
    • pdonis 3y ago
      > Those engineers hire lawyers that retain such vagabonds when needed. The person signing the legal documents is the engineer himself, not some "vagabond" retained by a lawyer. Evidently you are not familiar with how signoffs by engineers of record for things like bridges are actually done.