Newsgroups: ont.general
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From: eastick@me.utoronto.ca (Doug Eastick)
Subject: Re: Highway Driving Rules
Message-ID: <89Apr9.164131edt.18741@me.utoronto.ca>
Organization: University of Toronto Mechanical Engineering
References: <8904061731.AA21685@ellesmere.csri.toronto.edu> <3060@looking.UUCP> <1989Apr9.053207.2842@ziebmef.uucp>
Distribution: ont
Date: Sun, 9 Apr 89 16:41:24 EDT

In article <1989Apr9.053207.2842@ziebmef.uucp> mdfreed@ziebmef.UUCP (Mark Freedman) writes:
>(turn on headlamps after speed trap to warn approaching drivers)
>  
>    I had the impression that one could be charged with obstructing justice
>(chortle ... obviously a definition of "justice" which differs from my own)
>for warning speeding drivers about speed traps.

My driver's Ed. instructor told us that warning oncoming cars of a
speedtrap is, indeed, an obstruction of justice. She went on to give
a "what if" situation involving a relative of yours also on the road
who gets hit by the speeding maniac (not caught by police) because
he slowed down at the speed-trap. 

Kinda makes sense to me.
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