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On Tue, 07 Jul 1998 19:40:14 GMT, joelga@pebble.org (Joel Garry)
wrote:

>On Tue, 07 Jul 1998 00:46:30 GMT, Scott Weiser <weiser@dimensional.com> wrote:
>>On Mon, 06 Jul 1998 23:49:27 GMT, joelga@pebble.org (Joel Garry)
>>wrote:
>>
>>>>Deliberation and intent have always been factors in the punishment for
>>>>any crime.
>>>>Regards,
>>>>
>>>>Scott Weiser
>>>
>>>So now you are saying the unintentional speeder should go to jail because
>>>he is a criminal because he was speeding so that means he had malice
>>>aforethought because he was speeding and therefore could not have been
>>>unintentional?
>>
>>Man...that's a weird construction of what I actually said.....no, I'm
>>talking about deliberate speeders.
>
>And how do you know it is deliberate?

I don't.  Nor do I have to.  It's a philosophical discussion.

>
>>
>>>
>>>Do you know the difference between criminal common law and traffic infractions?
>>
>>Yes, do you?
>
>Yes, but from your postings, I don't believe you.

How so?

Regards,

Scott Weiser

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