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In this installment: Should computers with secret methods of operation be used to convict Americans accused of drunk driving?
In this installment: Should computers with secret methods of operation be used to convict Americans accused of drunk driving?
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what about someone who has taken stimulants all their life? and some of these people can code while drinking a beer.. and most people cant even code sober...
but really, car economies require people to drive.. and unfair labor markets have high rates of alchol abuse.. and alchol is a reall lousy pain killer... oh, and lets not visit whether euphoric experiences are bad or should be banned... there are plenty of Divas running around the spas and eating 5-star meals... some prostitues make way more money than some really telanted and dedicated professionals.. yes, we really do reap what we soe
conservative values are ok.. their ideals.. but come on. put some glasses on.. share the wealth.. and how come you have to be a millionare to be a politician? its stolen money.. and short sited out-of-whack values... ground that charity
- This is a BEDROCK Due Process requirement
- by paullehto November 5, 2005 12:13 PM PST
- Hard to understand how a person can be put away without the right to confront her accusers, whether the accuser is man or machine. Confrontation and cross examination requires information, of course! There's simply to reason to take on faith that the machine works, or to take the prosecution's witness on faith, either. Thank goodness the Constitution still lives.
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