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View Poll Results: You're on the jury. Do you acquit or convict based on the story below? | |||
Acquit. A man's home is his castle. |
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18 | 24.66% |
Convict. Send him up the river. |
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44 | 60.27% |
I can't serve on a jury. I'm crazy, I'm telling you. CRAZY! |
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11 | 15.07% |
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Here's my (very basic) take on it... You would be better off NOT owning to the middle of the river...for it doesnt do you any good other than placing you at a greater risk of liability and need of insurance. You cant build or control anything in the middle of the river anyway, because of the easement laws, so "owning" to the middle of the river is basically meaningless......Unless I am not thinking of something...like maybe if the river dries up? I dunno....but just looking at the river itself, theres almost no reason to 'want' to be the owner of the middle of the river in my mind. I know this is a total tangent, but my mind wanders.... LOL
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