On an 8-month deployment there will be rust. It happens and is normal, ships are constantly worked on for this. As an example cruise ships have a whole department that paints the entire 12-hours every day or other day or so when they are in ports and you still see a little rust. It is a daunting task (salt water yo).
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Yes, in a normal traffic stop you start with asking for your paperwork, however not all stops are normal (this was possible child in danger). In felony stops, as an example, you are pulled out of the vehicle at gunpoint and cuffed/detained. They still check that you have a valid license/proof of insurance afterward…
The police pulled in right behind him, literally like 2 seconds before he even got out of the car, they observed him driving; you can’t just pull over and hop out when a cop gets behind you and then claim that you don’t have to show ID because you’re no longer in the car. There was probable cause for making contact…
He was operating a vehicle, you absolutely have to produce ID in this circumstance if you are stopped with cause you have to prove you are licensed to operate that vehicle. Its totally different than walking down the street and not committing a crime.
There can be 1 player moving parallel to the line at a time, if there were two one of them would have to get set first but one can move side to side as long as he doesn’t go forward.
You missed the joke:
They’re four.
Big ships burn a lot of fuel, they say marine shipping is the single largest pollutant on the planet by an enormous margin.
I like how he implies that watching his grandkids is something on the lowest end of the trust scale and quarterbacking a college team is on the highest end. Like it doesn’t take a lot of trust to be his grandkids’ babysitter.
I see where you’re coming from but that’s not what happened. They refused to release anything and AFTER it was over and charges were dropped the NFL actually filed a lawsuit and won to get the documents. That’s how they got access, it wasn’t just handed over during an ongoing investigation at their first request or…
Ya, I was like what are you talking about??? Well, its hard to see who touched it first here...
I don’t see how this is news, there’s a stryker brigade based out of Fort Wainwright (or at least they were when I lived there) Alaska. That’s only like less than 400 miles from Deadhorse and just barely below the arctic circle.
A couple.
Except for Supreme Court cases aren’t really open and shut, hence why they made it that far. Plus even arguing that many cases at that level means she is likely far better than any lawyer you know.
Well I’ve flown IN jets lots of times, I smoke regular cigs not menthols and I do have 20/20 vision. I think I’m in (as soon as I pay the $100 for that degree online, and hoping they accept my loose interpretation of “progressively responsible” professional experience).
That’s nothing, I used to live in Jacksonville Beach, you know where Salt Life started. Every single person has bumper stickers/t-shirts, they have stuff in every store and even have restaurants. Its like that slogan is the coolest thing EVER.
Because it in no way impairs you, thought it would be pretty obvious what makes it different.
That’s dumb. There are already literring laws. Making something double illegal isn’t how you solve it, you enforce the laws already on the books instead of punishing those who follow existing laws.
Good to see you’re a lawyer. Anyone using that defense would lose even in front of a jury not to mention a judge. You cannot rationally think a person is sober after serving them 7 alcoholic drinks, I guarantee you would be liable if they injured/killed someone. At that level whether or not they are showing obvious…