Miscellaneous

Well it's better than one of those damn garden gnomes

In Indiana, Stephanie Pochron pleaded guilty to drunk driving after she got in an accident which seriously injured another driver. Pochron got six months in the clink for her crime, followed by three years of probation. But there's a tiny catch.

As part of her probation, she's going to have to live with her wrecked car sitting in her front yard, to remind of her what happens when she gets tossed and hops behind the wheel. Seems reasonable enough.

My question is, if she moves, is she obligated to have the car towed or does the state pay for it?

Full post as published by Quiz Law on March 06, 2008 (boomark / email).