Think of it. The man has done pro bono work to improve the system. He should be rewarded and assigned to similar work. Laws are meant to protect, not harass. There is no terrorism worse than bad laws.

In India, the police hide behind corners to nab suspected perpetrators. We campaign against them, including charging them with dereliction of duty if they stray too far from a crossing to hide.

At Umbergaon railway station, a lawyer was caught crossing the tracks. A cop would post himself on the other side and round up a couple of dozen every day. At a summary trial at the station itself they would be fined; and let go to attend work. The lawyer, however, argued thus: I am at fault, he said and must pay the fine. But the policeman should stand on the launching platform, not the receiving one. He should stop the errant crossing, rather than wait for the deed to occur.

The Magistrate had the moral courage to return the fines AND THEN PROCEEDED TO TEAR INTO THE COP!

THAT IS JUSTICE, seen and believed.

Bapoo M. Malcolm, Advocate, Bombay High court, India.

http://www.oregon.gov/Osbeels/Pages/fees.aspx

“Gentlemen, we have to protect our phoney baloney fees!”

On a personal note: I’d be ashamed to attach my name to such a document.

In no way, shape or form was he being compensated for being an engineer. He has the degree for engineering which in anyone’s book, makes him an engineer.

I hope that Oregon is ready to fine those pesky military units – you know, the US Army Corps of Engineers. Not many of the people actually doing the work are actual, accredited engineers. They are just the people who pour concrete, drive equipment, etc, but clearly they are passing themselves off as engineers.

1/2mv squared.
c=3×10 to the 8th m/s
Go ahead Oregon, arrest me.