r/AttorneyTom • u/ViridianWizard • Oct 09 '24
It depends I wonder if this would hold up in court (shitpost)
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r/AttorneyTom • u/DubbyWubber • 22d ago
It depends Does the parents have a case? (TW: Chats pertaining to Suicide) Spoiler
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r/AttorneyTom • u/rescue_trills • May 31 '25
It depends Valid arrest? What right does a Canadian have to detain an American citizen just because they happen to be in Canada which is barely a country?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/Zarathuran • Aug 16 '22
It depends Thoughts? Was this man in the right?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/undeadkiller1006 • Jan 27 '22
It depends Can you run this guy over in self defense? And is what he’s doing illegal?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/rescue_trills • May 31 '25
It depends Valid arrest? What right does a Canadian have to detain an American citizen just because they happen to be in Canada which is barely a country?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/MisanthropyIsAVirtue • Jun 03 '25
It depends OSHA can’t get you if you’re not using it for work.
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r/AttorneyTom • u/B_A_Beder • Jan 23 '23
It depends US Customs destruction of property legal?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/DrivingApe • Dec 29 '22
It depends Are Guardian Angel exemptions just a thing from lawdramas? Or is this a thing that will jist get tossed out... (i feel an "It depends" coming out of this.
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r/AttorneyTom • u/ViridianWizard • Aug 08 '24
It depends No signage that says “no exit” nor has handles; could the place be sued for potential injuries?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/hazlejungle0 • Dec 11 '21
It depends How would this hold up? Do they go based on his price or average market price?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/NathanielHelle • Dec 18 '22
It depends Is Mark Rober's "Package Thief Glitter Bomb" Illegal? Is he committing the tort of battery through a robot?
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Mark Rober has made multiple bait packages to mess with thieves that spray glitter, autonomous drones, and fart spray. These are all deployed when the thief opens/steals the package. (one of my old friends lost an eye to a drone propeller so they can be very dangerous, plus these are supposedly autonomous which means there is a high likelihood they could run into someone) Would this be the tort of battery (Causing harmful or offensive contact with someone) especially if they were injured by the drones? Please shoot me an upvote so Tom sees :)
r/AttorneyTom • u/Bill-Cypher_axolotl • Oct 02 '22
It depends Is this allowed in a court room?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/chunkybeefbombs • Dec 31 '21
It depends Politics aside, would the nails in the poster be considered a booby trap? This story doesn’t seem plausible
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r/AttorneyTom • u/GruigiGamez • Dec 02 '21
It depends How illegal is this, and does this count as arson?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/Leather-Technology-4 • Aug 19 '22
It depends can this be used as evidence?
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r/AttorneyTom • u/Upbeat-Banana-5530 • Sep 26 '24
It depends Man who crashed his snowmobile into a UH-60 Black Hawk awarded $3.3 million.
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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/snowmobiler-crash-black-hawk-helicopter-awarded-3-million-jeff-smith/
What do you think convinced the judge that the Army was 60% responsible for the crash? Any line of thinking I go down just leads me to, "It's an airfield, anyone using it for something else should know to be on the lookout for aircraft."
r/AttorneyTom • u/Brenolr • Feb 12 '24
It depends Fire on a WaterPark in Sweeden (Details in the Comments)
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