JFPetersen

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by JFPetersen 15y ago
Or maybe you find a pipe bomb in a crowded area and decide to alert the police & help evacuate the area. Nothing could go wrong there, you're only trying to save lives. Much like the above posited scenario, how could anyone see you as
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
That's an appeal waiting to happen. Forget the $500,000.00 requirement, you can't use that evidence against me if you seized it illegally. I don't see how the contents of a cell phone can be seized legally. (The only - horrible - exceptio
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
Not paying the tax is illegal, but it's a state crime, not a Federal crime. Trying to flaunt Federal tax law can be very, very risky (just ask Al Capone), but it isn't as big a risk to flaunt state tax laws. That doesn't make it right or
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
Very nice game. Do you mind if I make a few criticisms? The icons on the opening page take up a lot of space - the bottom 1/4 of the page - and compete with the app for my focus. I would suggest separating them from the start button with
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
I just want to give a plug here for a very underrated & unknown newspaper; the Saint Petersburg Times. They did tests like this about 5 years ago with similar results, and I believe they were the first investigative reporters who looke
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
Your "I hope" sections are exactly how it happens. The amount of preparation that goes into a trial like this is ridiculous, and the cross-examiner will have a host of questions that the expert witness cannot answer with any certainty.
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by JFPetersen 15y ago
The book that's referenced in the article is "The Dangerous Summer." It's not one of Hemingway's best works, but it's certainly worth the read if you like his style & can get the book from the library. (I have a single copy that I'll s