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You were 25 mph over the speed limit.
You would be wise to hire a lawyer. Your driving privilege may be on the line.
I will add, I do sympathize, I think a walker radius of 1.5 miles is very miserly.
A 1 mile radius is much more reasonable.
But school bussing is expensive and schools are under heavy pressure to cut... every corner, if you will.
It is calculated as the crow flies distance.
The school district is not going to route-model each child's commute.
You could also walk with your children yourself which seems much easier instead of an an extra 40 miles of time and wear and tear on your car.
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I kinda think the officer had a basis for his 'hunch' - you kinda admit that.
He's been around the block a few times and so has she.
He had more than sufficent probably cause for the arrest.
Yes, while some credit report things use MMM and other biographical data:
An important point on user input verification questions like "1st school you attended?"
YOU DO NOT NEED TO INPUT THE TRUTH!
Perhaps these people you ghosted have been searching for you.
You may have some digital right to be forgotten, but that doesn't regulate literal people.
Perhaps you ran searches on your old chums and gave yourself away.
In a manual transmission car (much more common in UK) if you dump the clutch with the engine still silghtly running at shutdown the car will buck forward and stall.
I can't speak to every possible benefit or configuration of compensation. You are asking to exact some 'principle of equal benefits' from me. I don't know. Related to this thread, If they are highly gendered and create second class mothers.
If an employer had a policy of allowing executives...
You are pulling this 'everyone gets the same pay' thing out of thin air. That's YOUR boogeyman.
Yes, I do beleive an employer that offers a maternity benefit that exceeds what is required by law needs to administer that equitably (note not precisely equally) across employees. Because allowing...
That is an unjust situation. DUH.
Hence why the OP is justufied in resenting this pathetic policy., and one isn't looking to upend capitalism by lamenting its existence...
I never said that, not even suggested it. And that's some hyperbolic nonsense btw.
I do know that an employer offering maternity leave benefits needs to offer them equitably, without gross differences in how they are dispensed, because 2nd class motherhood is a sad and pathetic thing to defend...
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