just received more money than i withdrew. What should i do?

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Its also not illegal to not save a drowning person.. You can stand there and watch them drown if you are so inclined and nothing whatsoever can be done to you by the authorities.

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for some reason i remember learning specifically the opposite in a law class i took - can any lawyers chime in on this one?

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don't you people watch seinfeld?!?! (as crappy as the last couple of episodes were)

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Are you talking about the episode where Kramer is hitting golf balls into the ocean, and lands one in a whales blowhole? Under no legal obligation, he jumps in the water and dislodges the ball and becomes a hero. Man I love that episode!
(The uncut DVD version is even better. After he saves the whale he calls it a stupid ni..er and storms off the beach in a sea of controversy. Classic!)

[Daliman]

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Its also not illegal to not save a drowning person.. You can stand there and watch them drown if you are so inclined and nothing whatsoever can be done to you by the authorities.

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for some reason i remember learning specifically the opposite in a law class i took - can any lawyers chime in on this one?

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don't you people watch seinfeld?!?! (as crappy as the last couple of episodes were)

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Are you talking about the episode where Kramer is hitting golf balls into the ocean, and lands one in a whales blowhole? Under no legal obligation, he jumps in the water and dislodges the ball and becomes a hero. Man I love that episode!
(The uncut DVD version is even better. After he saves the whale he calls it a stupid ni..er and storms off the beach in a sea of controversy. Classic!)

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No, the final episode where Seinfeld and friends stand by andlaugh while John Pinnette is mugged, in an actual town where inaction of onlooking bystanders during the commission of a crime was curiously made criminal.