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yes, no. I'd say she is a potential hazard to self and
Posted on: February 28, 2020 at 19:21:44 CT
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others and a peace officer could and should help mitigate that. There's no crime to prosecute.
i'd imagine even in private courts or in private law/private road scenarios, you'd develop ways to revoke privileges.
That's an inherent issue with "public" roads. If roads were funded privately and managed privately, it's a property rights issue and the property owner could revoke driving privileges.
instead, we put people in jail, punish them, incarcerate them all in the name of protecting and serving "the public good".
i'd imagine even in private courts or in private law/private road scenarios, you'd develop ways to revoke privileges.
That's an inherent issue with "public" roads. If roads were funded privately and managed privately, it's a property rights issue and the property owner could revoke driving privileges.
instead, we put people in jail, punish them, incarcerate them all in the name of protecting and serving "the public good".
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yes, no. I'd say she is a potential hazard to self and - 90Tiger STL - 2/28 19:21:44