Not necessarily. What expectation of privacy do the valets have? If none, they are SOL. And suppose the camera is placarded - no problem, because no expectation of privacy when you are specifically warned you are being recorded.

I’m with “cruci....” Hillary did look Presidential - I am now looking forward to the rest of the debates: the Republicans who can’t understand that their brethren on the Benghazi committee got sliced and diced on their home ground and think they’ll be able to handle Hillary one on one (I think a subject the next time…

This whole line is bullshit. I am called upon by the situation to address/acknoledge the exist of a woman whose name I do not know - or barely. at most: she’s “Ma’m” - and her male counterpart is “Sir”

I don’t this is right. You can look at the New Hampshire criminal code online.

“This nation was born through armed rebellion.” Yeah - sort of. By the time the fighting had pretty well ended American armies were as professional as their officers could make them; the officers were “gentlemen” and the enlisted were in the army because it promised meals and clothing unavailable to them in the…

This unhappy sow could not have been described as a calm and peaceful little bear - she had two cubs up the tree behind her and, no, I wasn’t going to leave the house to get a better (camera) shot. There are occasional bear deaths in the Anchorage area, and the ursine perp is always a black bear

Anchorage hillside April 15 - taken from my dining room window

You broke and entered with the intent to commit a crime: that’s burglary. That you didn’t actually steal anything means you didn’t commit a theft on top of the burglary you most certainly did commit (unlawful entry plus an intent to commit a crime while inside equals the crime of burglary)

Judging what, pray tell? The United States finances this little Sparta, and I am not sure what we, the US, gets in return is worth it. Those like Litesaber5 who get their rocks off with a display of military prowess - well, they think so, but consider the wars we have gotten into, and will get into, to protect our…

I don’t know that one should say that the Israeli Air Force operates with limited resources - the US Treasury seems to be available for whatever is needed, so long as Israel is buying American.

“Freddie Gray was arrested about 20 times for drug related offenses.”

You have to live with your choices IF and WHEN you know what they are - hard for me (an old lawyer) to blame someone who has been lied to again and again If tardis has never believed anybody, ever - well, she wouldn’t have married, nor would she have had a family or a house I’m glad it worked out for her, but…

I think "passed away" and "went home to Jesus" in its various forms are the very most obnoxious of the all the words and phrases mentioned here ("final destination" bugs me horribly but I fly less often than I read obituaries in the local paper, so "passed away" et cetera still the worst).

Jackson got himself shot because he wanted to see what was going on - this on a dark night in thick woods without a guide to warn him when he got into his own picket line. Just what he thought he was going to learn - at best the location of the enemy's pickets - isn't clear. The fighting in that part of the…

The captain of the I-58 wouldn't have had identifying any ship large enough to shoot as "the enemy;" the Japanese navy had no surface ships at sea on that date (30 July 1945) Such ships - assuming they would have had enough fuel to raise steam - would have done nothing but provide target practice for the US and…

I had one experience with staff at CDG which made a lasting impression.

Interesting that a preeminent comic book author has strong views on the breeding habits of the Spanish aristocracy during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The Catherine's pedigree can be found very easily (15 seconds) using Google. The identity of her birth parents was never questioned; politically neither of…

"Sorority girls are pack animals. If one got raped, the whole house would know. That shit would never fly with sorority girls."

I hope she isn't a lawyer. Congress may pass a proposed constitutional amendment, but three quarters of the states then have to ratify said proposed amendment. Once upon a time there was an equal rights amendment in favor of women; the ratification process stalled somewhere around thirty states and it timed out (the…

He didn't say you were confused - he said that you mixed up two different legal doctrine. And you did. Then he explained how you had mixed them up - quite without condescension, I thought.