Spot the Wonder
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Walmart does $15,131 of sales per second. I think they'll find the money somewhere
Is it entirely necessary to arrest and charge the driver of the Wal-Mart truck? I mean obviously there will need to be some justice, whether it be suing Wal-Mart or whatever for making the guy go 24 hours without sleeping, but criminal charges for the dude just doing his job seem to be overkill (no pun intended).
Is it entirely necessary to arrest and charge the driver of the Wal-Mart truck? I mean obviously there will need to be some justice, whether it be suing Wal-Mart or whatever for making the guy go 24 hours without sleeping, but criminal charges for the dude just doing his job seem to be overkill (no pun intended).
The criminal liability of the driver and the civil liability (i.e., $$$) of Wal-Mart as the driver's employer are two different things.
Is it illegal to drive after going a certain period without sleeping? I mean it's obviously not a good idea, but are there any specific laws against it?
Thanks. I figure any civil charges are typically filed at a later date?