Hes definitely going to try, but if he isn't verifiably in the hospital I expect the judge to tell him to fuck right on off. My read is that the judge is extremely tried of this shit. I already expect the trial to get continued in medias res due to them getting to the end of the day but not the end of the evidence atleast once - if anything he will just tell Nick that they won't take his testimony that day.
Nick: "Fuck, fuck, fuck! I'm fucked! Aaron's going to win in court! I gotta think of something to delay the trial..."
Nick's the only one injured.....there are easier ways to get some pain pill nick!!!!
At least you have an example of what not to do
It was a loader for the gravel pit. That's been there for years.
Either Spectre is drip-feeding, balldo-guarding; or the Kandiyohi County is balldo-guarding.
Hitting the loader for the redi-mix plant that has probably been there the entire time he has lived in the area is somehow even more embarrassing than hitting a road construction vehicle.
We've also seen the road. There are zero visual obstructions. As the oncoming vehicle he had the obligation not to just slam into it like a retard. He should have slowed down to the point he could immediately stop. He had the more maneuverable vehicle and the last clear chance to avoid the collision. Those things move like fucking turtles, if you can't avoid them you were negligent (res ipsa loquitur the thing speaks for itself).
I assume Killdozer Day came early this year.
The 1985 maps on Google Earth show a pit there, but access was probably to the highway. They've had access on that road (Co Rd 9) since some time between 1992 and 2003, around when the highway was converted to 4 lane.
I guess I failed to explicitly state it, my hypothetical assumes that the loader is stopped waiting to cross the road and only begins to move when Nick is already too close to avoid it. In situation where they both start the encounter moving I agree Nick would essentially be automatically liable.
That actually makes it even worse. I know in the actually civilized jurisdiction I live, if you crashed into a construction vehicle doing work in an at-fault accident, you'd be lucky if you weren't criminally prosecuted and you could lose your license for literally years or even permanently depending on the circumstances and you'd be lucky to get that and a several K fine plus any civil penalties instead of thrown in jail on top of all that.
>wake up
Good spot! It’s probably that exact machine.
Not just in Minnesota but in the particularly corrupt Candyass County (I don't remember how to write the right name currently and let's be fair, that name is deserved with how they have dealth with Nick)
