The problem with that MP, is as I understand it, you can't ever have the civil liability removed. The statute can mitigate it to a degree, but it's not possible to completely remove it.
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Not that it has anything to do with OC, but the NOVITES will like it
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The problem with that MP, is as I understand it, you can't ever have the civil liability removed. The statute can mitigate it to a degree, but it's not possible to completely remove it.
mpguy
Regular Member
That's where I think it's, well stupid. If the guy/gal was shot, had a justified reason for doing so, the shooter civil wise gets punished.
It shouldn't be this way. If the assailant hadn't caused the problem, said person wouldn't have a chest wound.
Dad always said, "If you don't go looking for trouble, you won't find it. If it happens to find you...deal with it accordingly."
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TFred
Regular Member
I doubt anyone will know the answer to this, but it's a shot.
Do the Clerks of the court keep any records of who comes in to see what stuff? I think the answer is probably "no", because I have spent plenty of time in my local clerk's office looking at land records, with nothing more than a "hey how are you today?" I'm curious if they would keep records of anyone who came to get copies of CHP records. A little different than other records, I don't think they usually leave those sitting out for folks to browse.
Perhaps if they make copies and have to charge the copy fee, there would be records of that.
I'm convinced that the media will be out in droves as we near July 1st to get that "last snapshot" of the CHP records.
TFred
Do the Clerks of the court keep any records of who comes in to see what stuff? I think the answer is probably "no", because I have spent plenty of time in my local clerk's office looking at land records, with nothing more than a "hey how are you today?" I'm curious if they would keep records of anyone who came to get copies of CHP records. A little different than other records, I don't think they usually leave those sitting out for folks to browse.
Perhaps if they make copies and have to charge the copy fee, there would be records of that.
I'm convinced that the media will be out in droves as we near July 1st to get that "last snapshot" of the CHP records.
TFred