Not a study, but...in Ron Chernow's bio of Alexander Hamilton there are a couple of places where he mentions that AH was notable for talking to himself while walking from place to place. [1] Your comment made me think…
I wonder, would an official interacting with a privately owned vehicle on public rodes be considered on private property for the purpose of this ruling?
Not a study, but...in Ron Chernow's bio of Alexander Hamilton there are a couple of places where he mentions that AH was notable for talking to himself while walking from place to place. [1] Your comment made me think…
I wonder, would an official interacting with a privately owned vehicle on public rodes be considered on private property for the purpose of this ruling?