gear up landing of a Piper Arrow

"Jim Macklin" wrote:
I guess they thought that a jury might not understand the phrase "pilot
in command."

Which is probably a reasonable guess.

A jury of my peer would know all about airplanes, firearms,
criminal law, etc. They would know terms such as "ring gap"
or "P-lead" as well as the difference between Bullseye and
Unique or Red Dot and Blue Dot.

But just like me, all attorneys will excuse them form a jury
because they can't be manipulated.


"Roy Smith" wrote in message
...
| "Jim Macklin"
wrote:
| I guess they thought that a jury might not understand
the phrase "pilot
| in command."
|
| Which is probably a reasonable guess.
|