Originally posted by VictorBravo
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I perfaced my comments in a public forum. Privately I can be much more specific regarding Harry's ancestory.
Regarding the law. I am no lawyer. A little bit of college and several years of having to deal with them in the course of my employment has made me just smart enough to be dangerous. However, Marty is correct. Civil actions are easier to prove because the threshold of proof is much lower than in criminal cases. But in the end if you win, I'm afraid that you will be squeezing blood from a turnip.
In a crimal action, it is the domain of the District Attorney. He is not likely to go after him unless he is sure he has a case. He is not likely to waste the resourses of his department for your emotional satisfaction. He wants a conviction rate he can point to when he runs for mayor. So, like Marty says criminal intent enters the picture. However, for you guys who sent your airplanes down to him with all the pieces attached and found them later with a lot fewer pieces on them, there certainly is an angle to consider for criminal intent. His defense would be gross stupidity. I think I could take that case to a jury.
Mike Sellers
Univair Aircraft
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