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	<title>Comments on: &#8220;Xeroxed&#8221; DUI Symptoms</title>
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		<title>By: Randall</title>
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		<dc:creator>Randall</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:49:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;Randall...&lt;/strong&gt;

Apples and Acid reflux. One way to control acid reflux is to change your diet. Do you know what foods can trigger your symptom. Will an Apple?  No. An apple a day will keep the doctor and reflux away! Apples can actually help. Really...</description>
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<p>Apples and Acid reflux. One way to control acid reflux is to change your diet. Do you know what foods can trigger your symptom. Will an Apple?  No. An apple a day will keep the doctor and reflux away! Apples can actually help. Really&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Qstn_Authority</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Feb 2009 18:41:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Illegal DUI in PA 5/2005. Arresting Officer said I &#039;failed&#039; the sobriety test. Which I didn&#039;t. At that point, I knew this guy was a bad cop. I was literally afraid for my safety! I stated &#039;I want to speak to my lawyer&#039;. Nothing else came out of my mouth. The ao didn&#039;t read me the three statements he was legally bound to read, and because I wouldn&#039;t agree to anything (blood test, processing, etc.) I ended up being labeled &#039;uncooperative&#039;, was hauled off to prison where I spent 18 hrs.! The PennDot part was found in my favor by judge, stating the arresting officer&#039;s character was &quot;suspect&quot; due to a.o.&#039;s fumbling, back-peddling, and inconsistency during his testimony, but mostly because ao did not follow the very law that PennDot wrote(having to read me the three points!). If this clown would have, I would have known I didn&#039;t have the &#039;right&#039; to an attorny prior to being processed, and I would automatically lose my license for 1 yr. by not agreeing to blood test! Knowing that I would have gladly complied with requests! PennDot appealed all the way up to Pa. Supreme Court, where it was thrown out for good! What happened to me? $7,000+ in court fees, fines, ARD, &#039;counseling&#039;, lawyer, loss of work, stress, embarrasemnt and lots of time spent fulfilling the law&#039;s requirements. The arresting officer? Zilch. Can we say, &quot;Police State&quot;?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Illegal DUI in PA 5/2005. Arresting Officer said I &#8216;failed&#8217; the sobriety test. Which I didn&#8217;t. At that point, I knew this guy was a bad cop. I was literally afraid for my safety! I stated &#8216;I want to speak to my lawyer&#8217;. Nothing else came out of my mouth. The ao didn&#8217;t read me the three statements he was legally bound to read, and because I wouldn&#8217;t agree to anything (blood test, processing, etc.) I ended up being labeled &#8216;uncooperative&#8217;, was hauled off to prison where I spent 18 hrs.! The PennDot part was found in my favor by judge, stating the arresting officer&#8217;s character was &#8220;suspect&#8221; due to a.o.&#8217;s fumbling, back-peddling, and inconsistency during his testimony, but mostly because ao did not follow the very law that PennDot wrote(having to read me the three points!). If this clown would have, I would have known I didn&#8217;t have the &#8216;right&#8217; to an attorny prior to being processed, and I would automatically lose my license for 1 yr. by not agreeing to blood test! Knowing that I would have gladly complied with requests! PennDot appealed all the way up to Pa. Supreme Court, where it was thrown out for good! What happened to me? $7,000+ in court fees, fines, ARD, &#8216;counseling&#8217;, lawyer, loss of work, stress, embarrasemnt and lots of time spent fulfilling the law&#8217;s requirements. The arresting officer? Zilch. Can we say, &#8220;Police State&#8221;?</p>
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