What is Adam Woodbury's problem?

3TrueFans

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But you said to prove it again! Anyway, he's what they call in the world of law a habitual offender, which means removes the question of whether or not it's deliberate, when it comes to injury being caused.
There was no injury caused. Boom, case closed. Who's buying lunch?
 

chuckd4735

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If a lawyer's word isn't good enough for you, who should you ask?

Like, if I have a leaky roof, should I go talk to a preacher?

I just called my uncle who is a judge, and he said your wife is wrong. He said that if your wife ever brought a case like this forward with the sole premise of "he did it 3 times in 2 weeks" to prove intent, he would throw it out with prejudice.
 

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I just called my uncle who is a judge, and he said your wife is wrong. He said that if your wife ever brought a case like this forward with the sole premise of "he did it 3 times in 2 weeks" to prove intent, he would throw it out with prejudice.

Sure you did. My wife said to ask him about recidivism. That'll shut up your fictitious uncle.
 

isulive2train

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I just called my uncle who is a judge, and he said your wife is wrong. He said that if your wife ever brought a case like this forward with the sole premise of "he did it 3 times in 2 weeks" to prove intent, he would throw it out with prejudice.

Damn, if it went to the judge I'd dismiss w/o prejudice and rethink my outrageous claim.
 

michaelrr1

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But you said to prove it again! Anyway, he's what they call in the world of law a habitual offender, which means removes the question of whether or not it's deliberate, when it comes to injury being caused.

Wrong. I said " Again, prove it" which has quite a different meaning than prove it again. I guess you don't understand English as well as you thought you did.

Furthermore, you are the one claiming it was "deliberate" and "intentional". When challenged on that point, you are now backing down. Case closed.