Right?  I don’t even know what’s happening and he already looks guilty of something.

This.law.doesn’t.prevent.legitimate.cases.from.being.tried. [facepalm]

You enjoy painting with a broad brush, don’t you.

It’s not a slippery slope. The first point specifically mentioned enabling/disabling safety features (that would have been already installed on board) based on whether the customer paid fees:

Sirius/On-Star are on-going services that provide value.

So maybe if the prosecutor isn’t sure, they shouldn’t file charges? Seems easy enough, right?

They’re not “re-litigating criminal prosecutions in civil court.” It’s more like suing someone for slander/libel...which happens all the time. If a prosecutor falsely charges you with a crime, that is defamation of character.

Even as toothless as the FAA sounds, a 1 year license loss seems like less than than nothing as a punishment.

What’s shitty about it?

I’ve had that from a Nissan dealership.

Crazy like listening to an unqualified Florida judge instead of the CDC regarding disease precautions?

Cloth masks do work though.

It wasn’t “economics” or unemployment that killed it, it was being a boring and incoherent mess that killed it. People will always find money for entertainment.

10 000 psi isn’t necessarily the problem...

Well, if they’re covered in urine, at least they’ll be safe from the covid.

If the Woodmans is matching Costcos prices, why aren’t they also going after Costco?

Yep, I love when they use the “infrastructure” argument, as if that’s some sort of insurmountable challenge.

It’s a version of the Canadian:

Year round standard time would mean 4:15 AM sunrises in June for me so I can’t endorse that

If it’s “reasonably forseeable that punching an old man in the face could lead to their death”, then this would simply be a case of suicide by the old man.