Wait? That’s illegal?
Oh. Drunk. I get it now.
An Ontario man may be reasonably confused this week after the 25-year-old fell out of his car while backing down his driveway and his car ran over his legs. He was taken to the hospital and then criminally charged with impaired driving.
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The Artisan Craft Blog -- Dave Alexander & Company with David Edgren and Gus Bailey 
It’s true. I live in the worst of nanny states.
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It’s still drunk driving if you don’t get far. But come on! Give the guy a break, eh?
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I can’t speak to the laws of the many states, but it’s drunk driving in Canada (where we have a single federal criminal code.) if you’re even in the driver’s seat with the keys in your possession. The ignition doesn’t even have to be on. People have been arrested and convicted on that basis.
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When in school to get my CDL, the suggestion was that if you are parked and go have a drink, climb in via the passenger side door to climb into your bunk to sleep it off. Some jurisdictions/LEOs can be shitty if you are even in the driver’s seat, engine on or not. Better to be safe than sorry, as a drinking conviction as a driver can render you unemployable (if you even get to keep your CDL).
On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 2:20 PM, Dave Alexander & Company with David Edgren and Gus Bailey – The Artisan Craft Blog wrote:
> Neal N. Bob commented: “I can’t speak to the laws of the many states, but > it’s drunk driving in Canada (where we have a single federal criminal > code.) if you’re even in the driver’s seat with the keys in your > possession. The ignition doesn’t even have to be on. People have been ” >
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Oh, very true. The original blog post mentioned prosecutorial discretion. Dude just broke both legs. He might have learned his lesson.
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That reads like poetry.
The original blog post mentioned
Prosecutorial discretion
Dude just broke both legs
He might have learned his lesson.
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