10-23-2019, 11:23 AM
(10-22-2019, 10:55 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Incorrect.
A judge made the decision based on evidence, which all pointed to their at least being a possibility that he would drive.
The judge had a preconceived notion of what had happened before everything (he would have heard about it within an hour of it happening, and it was most likely more like 20 minutes, tops) was discovered and he also had a preconceived negative opinion of me. He had also seen all three of us that day.
We were 15 and he hadn't been drinking yet and I had no way of knowing he'd go speeding through the cemetery.
In fact, I actually wanted to leave the cemetery to go get my girlfriend and he did a 180 and took us speeding through the cemetery without my permission.
If you had no way of knowing how could his parents know?
