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Re:Good Samaritan Backfire
on Sunday March 30, 2014 @03:16PM (#7497473)
I had a law professor who told our class, "If a police officer throws me on the ground and tells me to eat dirt. I get on the ground and eat dirt." Point being that it doesn't matter if the law is on your side at that moment or not, that is not the time to argue. Take it up in court later.