Arnold Schwarzeneggar involved in four-vehicle pileup in Los Angeles.
01-23-22, 03:31 PM
#46
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what you say may be true, but celebrity or not, i find it morally repugnant that there's no other consequences.
Now, if he/we were drunk or something like that, it would be a different story but that does not appear to be the case here.
01-23-22, 03:50 PM
#47
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think what you want, but that's not true. i want ANYONE who runs a red light on a u-turn in a honking great SUV and runs over another car and into other cars and causes a woman to end up in hospital to have some consequences other than "oh just a ticket, no biggie, and my insurance will get the rest"...
what you say may be true, but celebrity or not, i find it morally repugnant that there's no other consequences.
not drunk probably, no, but definitely not paying attention.
what you say may be true, but celebrity or not, i find it morally repugnant that there's no other consequences.
not drunk probably, no, but definitely not paying attention.
01-23-22, 03:54 PM
#49
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01-23-22, 03:57 PM
#50
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Punishment has to fit the crime. Running a red light is a moving traffic violation and a misdemeanor, nobody is going to jail.
This is MD, but this is how it works:
https://www.drivinglaws.org/resource...ts-and-stop-17
Generally, stop light and stop sign violations are misdemeanors in Maryland. A red light ticket typically carries a $140 fine. And for violations leading to an accident, the fine is increased to $180. Drivers convicted of a stop sign violation are looking at $110 in fines. But if the violation contributed to an accident, the fine is $150 ($750 if the accident involved serious bodily injuries of the death of another person).
01-23-22, 04:15 PM
#51
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Wrong-direction, Jill. If the Prius had brake-checked Arnold, Arnold's Yukon would not have plowed into its front end, but its rear.
01-23-22, 04:31 PM
#53
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Of course there is, and he will be issued a citation and will be liable for damages. If he has a history of other such infractions then the punishments could be more severe.
Punishment has to fit the crime. Running a red light is a moving traffic violation and a misdemeanor, nobody is going to jail.
This is MD, but this is how it works:
https://www.drivinglaws.org/resource...ts-and-stop-17
Punishment has to fit the crime. Running a red light is a moving traffic violation and a misdemeanor, nobody is going to jail.
This is MD, but this is how it works:
https://www.drivinglaws.org/resource...ts-and-stop-17
01-23-22, 04:36 PM
#54
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Remember, punishment is not meant to be vengeful. This was a mistake, an error in judgement, the woman isn't dead, just hurt. Even if she died, it was an accident, and he can be held civilly liable.
What type of punishment do you think is appropriate?
01-23-22, 04:54 PM
#55
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Give him the chair then lol.
Remember, punishment is not meant to be vengeful. This was a mistake, an error in judgement, the woman isn't dead, just hurt. Even if she died, it was an accident, and he can be held civilly liable.
What type of punishment do you think is appropriate?
Remember, punishment is not meant to be vengeful. This was a mistake, an error in judgement, the woman isn't dead, just hurt. Even if she died, it was an accident, and he can be held civilly liable.
What type of punishment do you think is appropriate?
01-23-22, 04:57 PM
#57
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I think its safe to say the bleeding from the head was from the 6,500 lb SUV on her roof lol