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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 01:00:12 GMT, otnmbrd
wrote: wrote: When he crossed and went on a collision course with my boat I had about 5-10 seconds to turn away or he would have mowed me down. If there is no law against crossing channels and purposely going on collision course at high speeds with other boats for no particular reason, then it should be. And i am no one who wants laws more than necessary. Try Rule 2 I had the pleasure of participating in full Court of Inquiry for a ship sinking in the mid-70's - it was basically sitting around and waiting, but I got a chance to hear some of the testimony and talked to some maritime attorneys involved - it was really interesting. The one thing that most of the attorneys involved agreed with is that the Col Regs is that the USCG can interpret them anyway they feel like it. Oh, and that most of the time, they will find ALL participants at fault. :) |
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