I was intoxicated and a passenger after an auto accident. Do I have to identify or show my id?
Doesn't matter. Since you're the owner of the car, if the accident was caused by the drunk driving it, you're still going to be sued.
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Doesn't matter. Since you're the owner of the car, if the accident was caused by the drunk driving it, you're still going to be sued.
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