Sit outside for 15 minutes before kickoff

Village whiskey has no tv and happy hour on the weekend from 5-6 pm

Oh wow, this is great

>they have legally registered

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/18/00.061.011.004..HTM

https://whyy.org/articles/philly-lost-gun-reporting-law-ruled-illegal/amp/

Seems really stupid to sell guns used in an active ongoing case that’s received extensive media attention and the feds are involved in

Like no other guns?

PPD does not equal sheriffs office

Samir.

Newly open is pretty generous - I guess that’s everything opened within the entire year? Huff and puff opened in August 2021. Some of those places on the newly opened list are actually already closed/ceased operating.

Attorney for a hellhole

It’s good to layer. Temps can be cold in the morning and drop at night so if you’re out for the day, options are good. I almost always have a tank top, cardigan/sweater and jacket on/with me bc different places have different heating/ac

You need the slip of paper that says you were on jury duty in a lot of places, otherwise you won’t get paid for the day off. For most 9-5s, you’d usually just go to work as scheduled if you didn’t actually have jury duty

> let’s say the under a thousand range but I’m not sweating it if it’s over that

Damn, can I date you?

Maybe a cute byob like Olea, Kanella, Georgio on Pine

> Friggin trash

You sound judgy :(

My office is by independence hall so I assume there

Harry’s

> It's basically on drexel's campus

Do you mean UPenn? It’s directly across from their fields and next to their research labs

You prob want this article, which was also published today. This is clearly more of a human interest story::

https://www.inquirer.com/politics/philadelphia/allan-domb-mayor-philadelphia-real-estate-properties-20221019.html

>Why is Krasner/Kenney not letting them answer the phone or respond to 911 calls??

Dispatchers are civilian employees employed by the city. Kenney could assist by making the hiring process less burdensome, removing residency requirements, increasing salary so we don’t have a dispatcher shortage

Rhynhart is a gem

Except you can get third degree murder charges to stick for what he did (driving drunk at high speeds), it does happen. Was probably more likely if he’d chosen a jury trial bc of how sympathetic the jury would be. A bench trial was probably a strategic move on the part of the defense as the judge is more likely to stick to the letter of the law vs sympathy. It was a reach of a charge but it was possible, I wouldn’t say the judge tossed the charges, I also wouldn’t say the prosecution was incompetent.

There should be an involuntary manslaughter charge for unborn children. There’s a voluntary manslaughter charge. Seems like a bad oversight. There should be a slam dunk charge just like there is for born people.

>I'm not sure how "man hits woman with car, woman's unborn child dies" is something that needs to clear a burden of proof.

That’s… very concerning. All criminal accusations need to clear a burden of proof. The more extreme they are, the more important meeting that burden of proof is.

murder in the third degree is usually thought to require an element of malice which is something more than negligence/recklessness. An argument can certainly be made for malice but it has to be made. For many car accidents that kill another, involuntary manslaughter is the charge that you can get to stick. You might remember a judge actually initially dropped third degree murder charges for the woman who killed two police officers while drunk. They were reinstated but the prosecution will need to prove she did act with malice, it isn’t a given or even all that likely.

There is no charge of involuntarily manslaughter to an unborn child so it wasn’t an option for a charge. If the woman had died, I’m sure we’d see involuntary manslaughter, homicide by vehicle while DUI, and homicide by vehicle charges but there are only a few options to charge under for killing an unborn baby.

“Tossing the charges” is a phrase used for dismissing charges as the judge did in the cop killing dui at first, not when they are actually deliberated and decided on.

> Judge tosses most serious charges.

The judge didn’t “toss the charges,” he was found not guilty of the charges, which means the prosecution didn’t meet their burden of proof

Note that they have a bar now so while you can byob, they have a $15 corkage fee

Dim sum garden, Tom’s dim sum, dim sum house are my go to’s

Dim sum noodle has both ramen and Shanghai juicy buns