BlogNomic: Case 8: Connecticut v. Morgan Chamberlain V

Wednesday, December 05, 2018

Story Post: Case 8: Connecticut v. Morgan Chamberlain V

In this case, the State of Connecticut has charged Morgan with Jaywalking.

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Kevan: he/him

06-12-2018 09:06:51 UTC

Behold exhibit A, a tape of dashcam footage which shows the situation clearly in favour of one party or the other here.

pokes:

08-12-2018 15:06:08 UTC

This case is closed. Morgan is seen to have clearly jaywalked in the dashcam footage, and Connecticut is the winner. The fine is $90,000.

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Wednesday, December 05, 2018

Story Post: Case 8: Connecticut v. Morgan Chamberlain V

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