>Someone wanted to find a Q shirt online to wear
Know any linemen in Quebec?
Common law is prescedent based.
Civil law or Napoleonic law is more administrative. Much less latitude for getting out of it, but also provides protection from creative prosecutors or money generating operations.
Example: I had an accident in Quebec two years ago. It was truly an accident (snowbank, went off the road). The cops didn't issue a ticket for "careless driving" or other BS like they might do in common law jurisdictions. (Cost me about $500 in towing and repairs though.)
There are good reporters, but the editors are the gatekeepers.
Look at what happened to Ben Swann.
Reminder that Weinstein literally uses ex-Mossad to screw with his accusers. He's got a LOT to lose.
This. Also, be very careful after cooking your love a dish that uses hot peppers. Even after washing your hands a dozen times.