Disclaimer

I, Doyle R. Peeks, take no responsibility for the validity of any information found on this Website, other than information in which I have personal, first-hand knowledge of. Accident information, names of individuals, and companies are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

I will not be liable for damages of any kind, including, but not limited to, direct, consequential (including, loss of profit, business, data, or reputation) or special damages which may arise out of or reliance on the use of any information found on this Website.

Accident report data is gathered from various sources on the Internet or sent in by users and supporters of this work. Accident reports not prefixed with, 'It is reported' or 'Reportedly', shall be construed as though the prefix, 'It is reported' or 'Reportedly', is affixed at the beginning of or in the most appropriate place within the text of each and every report or document appearing on or referenced in any manner within this Website.

Further, I reserve the right to alter or change any information contained herein that is not true and correct when the true and correct version is brought to my attention. It is not my intention to report false information, nor to deceive anyone. I rely on those who send reports to me to send valid and true reports. I do my best to verify all reports. However, methods of verifying whether the reports are true or false is limited.

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"Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of the press." When the American founding fathers wrote the First Amendment to the Constitution more than 210 years ago, the only form of mass media was the printed word. As technology evolved, the First Amendment came to cover broadcast media as well as newspapers, magazines and books.

A recent court decision in New York has extended those constitutional protections to the World Wide Web.

Conditional Issuance of unique e-mail addresses: I reserve the right to refuse to issue any e-mail address name that I feel may be detrimental to the benefit of this Website or my personal interests. Further, I reserve the right to cancel, without notice, any issued e-mail address for spam abuse and/or any other abuse considered unacceptable to the online community. No refund will be offered or credit issued. All e-mail addresses are issued as an alternate e-mail to the lessor and confer no property rights whatsoever to the user thereof.

I reserve the right to refuse to sell a subscription, unique e-mail address, advertising space or any other service for any reason I think is just cause for refusal of services now provided or any services which may be offered in the future.

I will not be liable for damages of any kind, including, but not limited to, direct, consequential (including, loss of profit, business, data, or reputation) or special damages which may arise because of any cancellation which I consider to be a justifiable cause of action.

Privacy Policy: Personal names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, or any other personal information of those who submit reports is kept strictly confidential, unless prior approval for use thereof has been granted. We have the same legal rights as the rest of the media and will exercise them to the fullest to protect the privacy of our sources.

Exception to the above: From time to time it may be necessary for us to publish information we receive in order to clarify, make corrections, or to up-date an existing report or other data. Sometimes the material may contain revealing information, such as a job title, position, or other descriptive information. Under such circumstances we will endeavor to keep personal names out of the publication. However, titles, positions, job titles, professions, professional title, or other similar information may be descriptive enough that persons close to or associated with the source may guess who the individual is that sent the information. The best way to maintain total privacy is to be very careful about what you send to us or anyone else.

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