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Ah yes, I am not an attorney but a constituent services officer. My favorite, something i just recently disputed here on Reddit, is that traffic tickets issued by cameras must be dropped as soon as they're contested because "your accuser must face you in court." And thus the camera, not having the ability to handle a cross-examination nor the ability to appear in court, lets you off the hook nice and easy! Checkmate law enforcement!

I've had many people who called my bosses office with many different legal problems and had many "solutions." Dads who think withholding child support completely is fine because they disagree with how she's spending it. People upset with the SSA because they had an oxygen tank at an SSDI hearing which "they acknowledged my equipment, which means they acknowledge my disability and I'll be automatically approved" and then... No approval! Honestly bless you because the public beat any interest in law school out of me.

Such a cool job! I am just curious though, do you see private organizations and business fulfilling all roles in space at any point in time? Or will there always be a need for government funded missions?

Dude, I can name like three regional cities with Metro off the top of my head. I am in the Northeast though, where we are a bit more progressive and have larger populations to support it. But even Portland, Dallas, Miami, and many other cities have Metrorails. They're way better than sitting in traffic!

What do you think of Putin's adoption remarks in retaliation for the Magnitsky act?