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     Oldog |
Disclaimer: none of the below happened but after reading some of the posts lately have you ever wanted to see some thing like this in the Sat Am news.... From Buzzard Co Ga. County court judge Honorable Cement B Stone in a controversial ruling revoked the drivers license of Mr. Ever E. Limpdik for 10 years in conjunction with his failure to yeild the right of way on Hyw 69. The cyclist escaped serious injury. Witness, Officer Leo K Kass said that Mr. Limpdik was driving in an unsafe manner, Officer Kass stated that "Mr Limpdik appeared to be using his phone, reading a map and eating while attempting to drive", "It's abouut time we took the initiave to put a stop to this". Mr Limpdik's lawyers could not be reached for comment but Judge Stone's record with the state supreme court, is solid and in his twenty years on the bench his rulings have not been over turned. The Judge when asked responded "We have seen this become an increasing problem, more people are getting hurt, especialy motorcyclists. It stops here, Mr Dragger was In my court last year the victim of a similar incedent only he had been injured more seriously." The cyclist Mr K Dragger,was treated and released. From Bagawd Co Arkansas In a supprise rulling for a civil damage suit Honorable Judge Grant R Rock, Awarded motorcyclist Ialmos Boughton Farm over 1.2 Million dollars. The judge Stipulated that The defendants insurance company would have to pay As you may recall the defendant Fanny Wides was convicted of attempted murder, after trying to run down Mr. Farm on I40 Eye witness accounts reported seeing Ms Wides making erratic manuvers in the heavy rush our traffic, After Mr Farms avoided a colision with her. She persued him at high speed until the crash at the State 121 off Ramp where she a crashed into a signal pole. Mr Farm was injured as the auto made contact with the cycle just prior to the crash. Ms Wides was sentanced to 15 years in prision and permanent revocation of driving privledge. Mr Farm is expected to recover When asked why the court held the Insurance company as co defendant the judge replyed that this was not the first instance of stalling on the part of the company and the message needs to be sent that when people have accidents that their insurers have an obligation to reasonably guide the restoration process, Well Diggers has demonstrated an un willingness to meet its oblogations in a reasonable time. | ||
| Chasespeed |
Too bad this is more fantasy than fiction... Chase | ||
| Oldog |
Think smokey and the bandit, where gleason comes around the car as Buford T Justice and spots Renolds as Bandit in a rant he states "Boy I'm Gonna Bar-Be-Q, yo A$$ in Molasses!" Yeah too bad .. | ||
| Blublak |
Years ago.. This happened in VA. I was in the courtroom on another matter and witnessed it. This is the only time I know of that a court proceeding went like this. The case was pretty straight forward; cager playing chicken with biker. Strikes bike and sends rider over hood and into windshield smashing same. Rider, spills off onto the road and as he's standing up cage man starts screaming about the damage done to his car! (Never mind that he could have killed the biker.) Biker stands up as irate cager comes to get in his face about his 'crashing' the mans car. Biker pulls off helmet and clocks cager with same. Both ended up in the hospital, the cager with a broken nose and missing teeth. The cager for bruises, cuts and other impact type injuries. The biker is now being charged with assault and battery. The judge hears the opening statements and declares his intentions. He considers the motorcyclist well within his rights as he was defending himself against an attempted homicide and therefore used much restraint in his defense of self. The judge orders the cager to serve 120 days for assault with a deadly weapon and pay ALL fees, fines, medical and repair costs etc.. The the judge questions the DA as to his mental process in bringing this case before him, in this manner. If the cager wishes to continue to pursue the matter, he will continue to hear the case, however, he will consider any attempts to negate the matter of the attack and subsequent response to be contempt of court and assign punishment accordingly. Case closed. Two hours later, during the lunch break I saw the judge, he was pulling on a lid and swinging a leg over a Beemer. The last I heard, His Honor had retired that year. Too bad, I wish I could have seen more of his kind on the bench. | ||
| Oldog |
Too good, Now thats what I'm talking about!  |
