DGP and all that
- Thread starter boycey42
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Yup.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
Yup.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
Yup.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
One files a civil suit.
A criminal charge is levied either buy the state prosecutor on behalf of a victim, or by a grand jury fed evidence by the prosecutor. If the grand jury returns a finding of "Sufficient evendence for trial on the following charges:" that is the bill of indictment.
Americal jurisprudence is a derivative of English common law. in fact, a few pre-1700 brittish cases have been cited as precedent in some US cases. Rare, but it happens.
hunter
Ancient - Absent Friend
Digest Group didn't have a falling out with Marc Miller. They dropped Traveller with GDW's announcement of The New Era. Shortly thereafter they folded up shop and sold the rights to everything to Roger Sanger.
Roger Sanger was never 'in' with Marc Miller, and never was willing to meet Marc's requirements for a license. Without a license, no one can do anything with the DGP material.
Hunter
hunter
Ancient - Absent Friend
Digest Group didn't have a falling out with Marc Miller. They dropped Traveller with GDW's announcement of The New Era. Shortly thereafter they folded up shop and sold the rights to everything to Roger Sanger.
Roger Sanger was never 'in' with Marc Miller, and never was willing to meet Marc's requirements for a license. Without a license, no one can do anything with the DGP material.
Hunter
hunter
Ancient - Absent Friend
Digest Group didn't have a falling out with Marc Miller. They dropped Traveller with GDW's announcement of The New Era. Shortly thereafter they folded up shop and sold the rights to everything to Roger Sanger.
Roger Sanger was never 'in' with Marc Miller, and never was willing to meet Marc's requirements for a license. Without a license, no one can do anything with the DGP material.
Hunter
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Malenfant
Guest
Is this of any help at all (a message from Roger Sanger about using DGP stuff with T4), or does it only apply to T4?
http://www.pcug.org.au/~davidjw/tavspecs/maint/dgp_faq.htm
http://www.pcug.org.au/~davidjw/tavspecs/maint/dgp_faq.htm
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Malenfant
Guest
Is this of any help at all (a message from Roger Sanger about using DGP stuff with T4), or does it only apply to T4?
http://www.pcug.org.au/~davidjw/tavspecs/maint/dgp_faq.htm
http://www.pcug.org.au/~davidjw/tavspecs/maint/dgp_faq.htm
