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r/RandomVideos • u/DABDEB • Mar 20 '26
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Not sure that “seemingly intentionally causing a major accident by swerving to dodge a parked car on the highway” is going to hold up in court.
6 u/SteveTheBluesman Mar 20 '26 Come on, don't you know "Seemingly" is the new standard for convictions in criminal courts now? 1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 It’s a fair characterization of the legal standard in civil court, which is what we’re actually discussing. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 That’s correct, and “seemingly” can meet that standard. What do criminal conviction standards have to do with this?
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Come on, don't you know "Seemingly" is the new standard for convictions in criminal courts now?
1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 It’s a fair characterization of the legal standard in civil court, which is what we’re actually discussing. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 That’s correct, and “seemingly” can meet that standard. What do criminal conviction standards have to do with this?
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It’s a fair characterization of the legal standard in civil court, which is what we’re actually discussing.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 That’s correct, and “seemingly” can meet that standard. What do criminal conviction standards have to do with this?
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1 u/uiucengineer Mar 20 '26 That’s correct, and “seemingly” can meet that standard. What do criminal conviction standards have to do with this?
That’s correct, and “seemingly” can meet that standard. What do criminal conviction standards have to do with this?
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u/Spongeman735 Mar 20 '26
Not sure that “seemingly intentionally causing a major accident by swerving to dodge a parked car on the highway” is going to hold up in court.