'Black box' information driving convictions (Automobile black boxes)

Automotive Body Repair News ^ | Oct 3, 2005 | Tim Sramcik

[Old Professer]

Can't think very long around here after the topic gets hijacked; by the time your post appears everybody has forgotten the reason the original post showed up.

[P-Marlowe]

I personally believe this is a good thing.

Ben Mugged Since Sep 12, 2005

[Thumper1960]

The former is the admonition. The latter is a simile.

[Still Thinking]

I'll bet a scan of this thread could produce a reliable list of Freepers who are motor vehicle scofflaws and a list of those that are safe drivers.

We could also come up with a list of Freepers who dislike asparagus and another list of those who looked best dressed in winter colors. The two factors are not perfectly predictive of one another due to the increasing detachment of traffic laws from actual safety goals as the years go on.

It is ironic. People who worry about self incrimination usually are incriminating themselves.

So what? Aren't they the people for whom the Fifth Amemdment was written? The fact that it allows a few bad guys to get away is a far smaller problem then living under a government that could compel you to testify against yourself would be [is].