Common sense is uncommon.My point exactly, although the law sometimes makes very little sense. You can't always count on logic prevailing.
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Common sense is uncommon.My point exactly, although the law sometimes makes very little sense. You can't always count on logic prevailing.
Until I read this thread I'd not heard of this case. Did a little exploring online and found this:
...if you look at the daily call sheet, the safety diver wasn't even on the boat that day...
...I believe Rob's "status" as a student isn't necessarily true. He may have been diving with his former Instructor. I dive with several people I certified, including my wife. She's lots of things, but she's no longer my student.
But he’d been issued his card. So was he a student or had he been blessed?
Is that because the payer was dead?It has not been established that Sotis was instructing Stewart for that series of dives. Sotis was not compensated monetarily for them.
OMG. Sotis is a convicted felon for previous armed robbery? Is that really true?Until I read this thread I'd not heard of this case. Did a little exploring online and found this:
OMG. Sotis is a convicted felon for previous armed robbery? Is that really true?