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17-06-2013, 16:40

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When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

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Posted By bazzer

Re: When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

I as the OP am not suggesting more regulation, but more common sense which might make our crowded waters more enjoyable and less stressful.
Am at home right now, thank god I'm off to the boat for...

Forum: Navigation

17-06-2013, 13:30

Replies: 38

When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

Views: 4,155

Posted By bazzer

Re: When Does a Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

No, I don't suggest a sailing license, you will see that from my original question that even licensed skippers often appear to be guilty of poor seamanship. Like to skipper in San Diego sailing in...

Forum: Navigation

17-06-2013, 13:14

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When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

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Posted By bazzer

Re: When Does a Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

Actually this one is a long story, but I did not discover the owner/skipper was drunk until later. It is a mystery to me as to why the USCG who boarded the boat did not realize he was intoxicated,

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17-06-2013, 10:53

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When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

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Posted By bazzer

Re: When does a irresponsible skippers actions become criminal?

I'm not suggesting that the authorities stop and check for DUI at all. In fact we all know that it is common for a beer or two to be drunk whilst underway.
But that is not the main question that...

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17-06-2013, 09:24

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When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

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Posted By bazzer

When Does an Irresponsible Skipper's Actions Become Criminal?

I see that the relatives of the HMS Bounty which was lost at sea are suing for the death of a loved one as a result of the skippers actions.
I have witnessed some very irresponsible skippers at sea...

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