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Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man

Author: Mike in OC

Date: 01-12-2010 - 13:16

OPRRMS Wrote:
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> Mike in OC Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > > > 5) Possible lawsuits (court, lawyer costs,
> > lost
> > > > work time for juries)
> >
> > "lost work time
> > > for injuries." Was someone injured?
> >
> > No you miss-read
> > I said J U R I E S
>
> Ah. I see. Don't jurors where you live get paid
> for jury duty if their employer doesn't continue
> to pay their wages? They do where I live. And
> potential jurors here can apply to be released if
> serving would present an undue hardship. Is it
> different there?

Yea right!
I know many a people that had businesses or were independent contractors that lost a lot of money because the judges refused to release them on hardships!

> > And I'm right
> > This will cost tax payers
>
> Are you planning on suing?

Why would I sue?
Maybe I should sue the next of kin for the benifit of tax payers and the railroad!

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Subject	Written By	Date/Time (PST)
Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Mike in OC	01-11-2010 - 12:57
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	George Andrews	01-11-2010 - 14:00
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Scott Schiechl	01-11-2010 - 14:15
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	<>	01-11-2010 - 15:20
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Robert	01-11-2010 - 15:32
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Mike in OC	01-11-2010 - 15:28
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	jdm	01-11-2010 - 16:09
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	OPRRMS	01-11-2010 - 17:49
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	theconductor	01-12-2010 - 00:29
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Mike in OC	01-12-2010 - 08:44
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	OPRRMS	01-12-2010 - 10:16
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Mike in OC	01-12-2010 - 13:16
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	Kevin Dunwoody	01-12-2010 - 15:17
Re: Train going 70 mph hits, kills man	OPRRMS	01-12-2010 - 18:57

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Mike in OC Wrote:
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> OPRRMS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Mike in OC Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
> 
> > -----
> > 
> > > > > 5) Possible lawsuits (court, lawyer
> costs,
> > > lost
> > > > > work time for juries) 
> > > 
> > > "lost work time
> > > > for injuries."  Was someone injured?
> > >  
> > > No you miss-read 
> > > I said J U R I E S
> > 
> > Ah.  I see.  Don't jurors where you live get
> paid
> > for jury duty if their employer doesn't
> continue
> > to pay their wages?  They do where I live.  And
> > potential jurors here can apply to be released
> if
> > serving would present an undue hardship.  Is it
> > different there?   
> 
> Yea right!
> I know many a people that had businesses or were
> independent contractors that lost a lot of money
> because the judges refused to release them on
> hardships! 
> 
> > > And I'm right 
> > > This will cost tax payers
> > 
> > Are you planning on suing?
> 
> Why would I sue? 
> Maybe I should sue the next of kin for the benifit
> of tax payers and the railroad!

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