> For the reasons you post and your arguments, I am
 > pretty sure I would trust implicitly a LEO's judgement
 > ober yours as to how and when a commandeering is
 > necessary and appropriate. In fact such acts ar very
 > rare to he point of statistically insignificant.
 > Imprope uses of this power are even more remote and
 > rare to the point of almost never. In 20 years I only
 > heard of one in many
 > different jurisdictions I worked.
> BM>Since Tom Rightmer posted
 > material that indicated
 >> BM>that commandeering cars
 >> is
  >legal, and that it is the duty of citizens to
As you say, the situation would be rare, indeed.  And, it has been made plain 
enough to me by the correspondents in various echoes that a lawyer or LEO I 
ain't.
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