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Old 08-30-2011, 09:28 PM #11
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Just putting in my thoughts. Even driving with the SCS on is considered driving impaired. My son, who is an attorney. stated that he would probably have a hard time defending a case like this (he specializes in criminal defense). I absolutly refuse to drive with my precious grandson. Lisa
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