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Take it from personal experience, it will hold up in court. Along with road rage they will add creating a public disturbance, leaving vehicle while in traffic, making terroristic threats (that eliminates the free speach) and since he bent the antennae destruction of property.

You are missing my point - I am not talking about getting prosecuted under the road rage law. Jason was obviously liable for that under those circumstances. I am talking about challenging the law itself as unconstitutional, something an organization like the ACLU might try. That is a very different and separate court action.

And you are apparently assuming he made terroristic threats, because the "conversation" as related doesn't contain any threats from Jason.

And FWIW as I read it, Jason didn't bend their antenna, he just "retracted" it for them... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/notooth.gif" alt="" />

Steve Carlson - 95 Trooper LS expo rig
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