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On Sat, 4 Apr 2009 11:36:52 -0400, "Armond Perretta"
wrote: I came across a post on another list in which a USCG officer was quoted as saying that Boating Under the Influence regulations are enforceable on anchored and moored vessels. The official cited the possibility that the operator may be called upon to operate the anchored vessel and was thus committing a safety violation. I can find nothing on the Internet to support this interpretation, and suspect there _is_ nothing to support it. The official seemed to be playing fast and loose with the definition of "underway." Comments? I've certainly read of numerous cases where someone was arrested for driving under the influence when found sleeping in a parked car. |
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