If a police car lights you up, and you immediately stop, and the police car hits you,...?

I don't know about your scenario... But a friend of mine was stopped at a red light and an on duty cop (no lights or sirens on) rear ended her car. She had to file a claim on HER insurance to pa…

Top stories for Long   If a police car lights you up, and you immediately stop, and the police car hits you, who is at fault? Amie Fisher • Answered October 23, 2017 I don't know about your scenario... But a friend of mine was stopped at a red light and an on duty cop (no lights or sirens on) rear ended her car. She had to file a claim ... Read more » 383.6K 787 120   My court is tomorrow at 9 am but my attorney said to show up around 1 pm. I do live in a different county and he said it is because of that. Should I still show up at 9? Austin Lewis, BS Criminology, Sociology, Statistics (2009) • Answered March 20 There are a few basic rules of being in a court room, especially when you're a defendant. Show. Up. On. Time. If the court docket say 9AM, be there. If your attorney isn't, w... Read more » 1.7M 9.2K 282   Why can I eat raw fish if it's "sushi" but not if I pull one straight out of the ocean? Chris Harper, Biologist, Astrophysicist and all around seeker. • Answered February 22 First of all raw fish all by itself is called "sashimi". If it's served on top or rolled with some rice it's sushi. The name sushi comes from the rice, not the fish. As for ... Read more » 641K 2.1K   Why can't Russia's aircraft carrier sail on its own power and has to be towed by a tugboat? Tim Blizzard, PhD Ancient History & War Studies, Macquarie University (2021) • Answered April 25 Let me tell you a story about the Russian navy. In 2014 Australia hosted the G-20 summit in Brisbane. As a G-20 nation, the Russian president Vladimir Putin attended the su... Read more » 711.6K 4.3K 181   What do Swedes do which is unacceptable in the US? Chris Ebbert, lives in Sweden • Answered April 15 I think if I were to write a list of tips for Swedes traveling to the US of things not to do, it would look like this, plus some general observations I can offer: Be very di... Read more » 769.6K 2.6K 275   Why was 7 of 9's uniform so tight compared to everyone else's on Star Trek Voyager? Mark Hartman, True science-fiction geek who met wife at a SF convention • Answered March 30, 2020 As usual, there is a show answer, and an in-universe answer. The in-universe answer is that Seven of Nine was the most completely assimilated Borg drone that Federation medi... Read more » 305.7K 2.6K 97   My neighbor complains to me about the lights I leave on outside my house at night, but I just ignore him. Last night he called the cops and threatened to sue me. Will they do anything about it? Bill C. Riemers, Ph.D. Experimental High Energy Physics, Purdue University (1994) • Updated March 27 Last year my neighbor installed a new light in his driveway. It was fantastic. It lit up the outside like daylight. Only, it shined into my bedroom and was keeping me awake.... Read more » 1.4M 2.6K 224   My husband is a pastor and ladies are always asking me what did I cook for him. This question is personal and I consider it rude. How should I answer them? Gill Bullen, Been married a long time • Answered January 22 I'm afraid this is what you get for marrying the pastor; he is public property, as far as the ladies at your church are concerned. It's a bit like marrying into minor (or e... Read more » 5.1M 3.3K 9   What's something you embarrassingly just found out? Vanessa Ingrid, lived in Tampa, FL • Answered February 21 I had drinks with a friend of mine from college about a month ago that I have not seen in almost five years, she starts telling me about her new husband and how great every... Read more » 1.3M 8.1K 253   A county sheriff showed up at my house to "serve me papers." I wasn't home, so I didn't get them. I checked the court docket and the active warrants list and found nothing. Could I still be arrested? Could there be a warrant with no docket entry? Mark Tarte, Retired police sergeant, college instructor & veteran. • Answered August 16, 2021 My father was a court deputy for years and "served papers" on persons who were sued by someone, usually in small claims court or another civil action. Most sheriff departmen... Read more » 1.6M 3.8K 179   Why do Latter-day Saints ("Mormons") have pentagrams and the all-seeing-eye on their temples? Ronald Kimmons, former Missionary in Taiwan at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (... • Updated October 22, 2019 Pentagrams: The five-pronged star with two prongs on the upper side is used in some LDS temples, mostly in stained-glass windows and other features that are visible from th... Read more » 367.6K 922 110   What country that you have visited had the rudest people? And which one had the nicest people? Ash Jurberg, Writer • Answered August 6, 2021 I hate to generalize a whole country based on the actions of a few but…I shall. Nicest: I often find it's the people that have the least (from a Westerners perspective) that ... Read more » 757.1K 5.2K 193 Read more in your feed

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