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Posted by orange blossom special on Sat Jan 13 12:45:35 2007, in response to Re: He was in my class, posted by RonInBayside on Sat Jan 13 12:19:13 2007. *Sean couldn't speak, but the professional reconstruction*Did they do that? Out of 50 states New York has to be the one state with different forms than the national standard, and I don't know if you have the short or long forms, but not every agency has the resources, time or know how. Sometimes if you wanted an expert and thourgh investigation or accident report filled out, you want the state police and not the county. other times it's the opposite. I don't know what your rules are, and how much effort they take. If they figured the guy was going 45 instead of 30, would it have made a difference, or would they not bother? It's dark, someones in the street, a saturn hit, case closed. Did they warrent forensics to find anymore out? Probably not, the outcome is what it is. Don't black and white it and say every officer, trooper, deputy has the training, and every agency and every collision gets the full expert treatment. Sometimes these adjustors or collision examiners at the dealer can figure the whole thing out just by looking better. Everyone doesn't get the same expert investigation no matter the crime/incident and locale. If I'm hit in Nebraska or shot, i"m not getting the same forensics as if I'm in Maryland. |
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