-=> Quoting Tom Rightmer to Amy King <=-
 AK> Thanks.  I knew the police could check tire markings.  I wasn't sure
 AK> what could be done when it is raining.  I remember my sister having an
 AK> accident on a rain-slick road in Texas.  I'm not sure if all the cars
 AK> in the pile-up were moving.  The officer told her that since he didn't
 AK> witness the accident, he was going to give a ticket to everyone who had
 AK> run into the car in front of him or her.
 TR> 
 TR> I think that would be an automatic dismissal if they went to court and
 TR> plead not guilty. You can't get a conviction on "something might have
 TR> happened but the officer has no evidence or testimony the person is
 TR> guilty of anything." What would the judge do, flip a coin? 
Like I said, I'm not sure if they were moving or not.  They were probably all
moving.  In which case they would all be guilty.  My sister is a teacher, and
most of the other drivers involved in the accident were high school students.
Amy King
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