Q: Is a strip mall parking lot considered to be a "public highway" a la Title 7—Article 33—1212 ( NY Veh & Traf L § 1212 )?
How does 2015 New York Laws VAT Title 7, Article 23 1100 apply to this? Is it saying that "public highway" and "parking lot" are synonymous?
A:
No
If someone is trying to tell you that it is call me and hire me and I will make sure it is fixed. It is definitely not a public highway, giving you a defense to DWI under certain circumstances as well as a defense to driving without a license, at least the criminal version of it which requires a “guilty mind “meaning you have to know your license was suspended.
If someone is trying to tell you that it is call me and hire me and I will make sure it is fixed. It is definitely not a public highway, giving you a defense to DWI under certain circumstances as well as a defense to driving without a license, at least the criminal version of it which requires a “guilty mind “meaning you have to know your license was suspended.
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I don’t even know what, if any, crime you were talking about here… But I’m pretty sure the answer is going to be a probable cause/suppression hearing… It’s generally the only way to kill something like this.
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