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Old 02-08-2005, 10:02 PM
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Does anyone know the law in CA.?
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Where exactly on blind pass was it? I checked out the pics on the dozi sit and it sorta looks where the ICW meets that little cut that runs east/west for a bit. Is it right by Mulligans?
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north of Mulligans, across the street you get Capt. Al's restaurant & then St Pete Yacht & Tennis club. Northside docks of St Pete Y&T
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Old 02-09-2005, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Troutly
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We seldom loose a DWI in this state. It is so very rare. The laws and rules are stacked heavily in favor of law enforcement, and a large part of what makes it so is the ability to enhance the civil side for criminal charging.

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I understand the police don't make the laws, but this attitude from law enforecment is scary.
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Old 02-09-2005, 09:39 AM
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So the accident happened in my backyard then. I have a place just south of the Corey Causeway
Real close, Bob...
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Old 02-09-2005, 10:07 AM
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I understand the police don't make the laws, but this attitude from law enforecment is scary.
Um, Trout would be a little scary even if he wasn't in law enforcement.

But Trout is just telling you like it is. MN has adopted laws over the past couple decades to REALLY crack down on DUI. It's not Trouts fault, legislators passed the laws, people voted them in, and the current attitude in MN is to support strict enforcement.
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Old 02-09-2005, 10:41 AM
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The problem is the precedent that they (can) set in enacting the legislation to begin with. It's almost like anything goes as long as it helps to enforce the policy of stricter and stricter enforcement of this particular crime without looking at the larger potential effect. No one would argue that stopping stupid needless death is a priority (there are lots of opportunities on that front) but in addition to the already strict laws, linking federal road funding, forced testing etc to align with a PAC agenda is just getting out of control.

I don't know statistically how DUI stacks up against other crimes or causes per se or even against % of auto accidents, deaths etc. (I'm sure we will hear it) But not even in the prevention of the most henious violent crimes do you see such strong armed tactics coming out of the legislative branch. Purely my opinion, if you don't agree with it I'll change it.

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the current attitude in MN is to support strict enforcement.
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Unfortunatley, to support the police state.
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Old 02-09-2005, 10:58 AM
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And they had better support "strict enforcement" of loud, obnoxious, gas guzzling', manatee killing, ecosystem destroying, powerboats parading on the canal behind my house.

Are ya picking up what I'm laying down?
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And they had better support "strict enforcement" of loud, obnoxious, gas guzzling', manatee killing, ecosystem destroying, powerboats parading on the canal behind my house.

Are ya picking up what I'm laying down?
I think Trout might even get that one. Ask him his opinion of noise ordinaces and no wake zones up there.
BTW, MN has had a long history of throwing more government at problems.
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Originally Posted by vtec
I understand the police don't make the laws, but this attitude from law enforecment is scary.
Hey he did not make this law, it is his job to enforce it and I didn't see any attitude in his post. The law is stacked in this such way because the states elected representatives wrote it as such. If you want it changed then you need to take the complaint to them.

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