This is just an insurance term, defining if they will cover damage to your car even if you have no idea how it occurred. Which of course can be problematic for insurance fraud.
Actually, murder is a legal concept, and in US you are in fact not guilty until proven so, and therefore convicted. You must have heard the legal presumption of innocence before - "innocent until proven guilty"?It's not like you aren't guilty of murder if nobody knows you did it
You mean you are not FOUND guilty. But the laws are not written that way. You are guilty if you do something. The literal definition of guilty:
In my state, the law is:
That doesn't say you are only guilty after found guilty in a court.
No, the law you quoted is the guideline for finding someone guilty in court. You are not guilty in the eyes of the law until you are charged and receive a guilty verdict. To do that, the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt that you meet the criteria set out in the law. The law in the US explicitly states that all criminal defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. That's in the eyes of the law. As far as in the eyes of individuals, that depends on the specific individual, therefore they will be many different, contrary opinions.
It's not. It's literally the definition of what makes you guilty of a crime. Are you saying all RCW's are just "guidelines for finding someone guilty in court?" How come all RCW's don't say "someone is guilty in court if they...." instead of just "someone is guilty if they..."
So if you are found "not guilty" in the court of law because you have a good defense lawyer who convinced the jurors, but you know you did it, are you guilty or not in the eyes of the law? Are you saying that in the eyes of the law you would be "guilty but found not guilty"? Have you ever heard a judge declare "the defendant is legally guilty found not guilty"?
Every new SC is a great gift, but…… there are much larger gaps that also need filling. How about WSU Pullman? Lots of parents travel RT and there’s just a single Chademo DCQC. Omak/Okanogan, Winthrop/Twisp, and/or Newhalem to split Highway 97 & 20? Anywhere on US95 between Boise & Winnemucca? Ely, NV Packwood & Eatonville for access to White Pass & Mnt Rainier? John Day, OR, Lewiston, Salmon, ID. Bremerton/Silverdale/Paulsbo/Port Orchard is probably swarming with vehicles by now and likely needs some attention. Kalispell, Shelby MT. Riverton & Cody, WY.
I agree re: Packwood. I went camping out at La Wis Wis this summer and did a few side hikes and it was pretty sketchy getting back. We went north back towards settle with tons of elevation and our battery was disappearing quickly. I made the bet that we would capture enough on the descent but I couldn't calculate my remaining battery due to no service. So I went with intuition since I've taken many road trips over 4 years of owning a Tesla but I never would've tried if I was a new owner.
