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Trying to get creative here... If I am driving my car, climb out, and let it drive, then I'm still going to get in trouble. So, let's say the person who put th
by HackeNewsFan234 3y ago
Trying to get creative here...
If I am driving my car, climb out, and let it drive, then I'm still going to get in trouble.
So, let's say the person who put the car in a situation where it broke the law is responsible but a more generic and severe level. Rather than speeding, it would be reckless endangerment which is what I'm guessing the charge could be for me climbing out of a moving car.