I'm sure youre aware that some countries such as the US have double jeopordy rules where a person can only be tried once for the same offence. Did you think it was unfair that you had to stand trial multiple times after being acquitted?
the median national income is around 40,000, the figure you linked to is about 34,000. If you make 100,000 where you are now you could probably make a simillar wage in DAyton, plus the cost of living would be lower. Not sure what you're complaining about.
I don't know if you've ever been to dayton (i went to UD), but I'm not sure I'd use the word "city" to describe it. I went to school there, and if I remember the Oregon district was tough to find because if you blinked at the wrong time you may miss it.
Don't get me wrong, this is definately cool, but just keep in mind that Dayton isn't exactly a thriving metropolis.
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I'm sure youre aware that some countries such as the US have double jeopordy rules where a person can only be tried once for the same offence. Did you think it was unfair that you had to stand trial multiple times after being acquitted?
the median national income is around 40,000, the figure you linked to is about 34,000. If you make 100,000 where you are now you could probably make a simillar wage in DAyton, plus the cost of living would be lower. Not sure what you're complaining about.
I don't know if you've ever been to dayton (i went to UD), but I'm not sure I'd use the word "city" to describe it. I went to school there, and if I remember the Oregon district was tough to find because if you blinked at the wrong time you may miss it. Don't get me wrong, this is definately cool, but just keep in mind that Dayton isn't exactly a thriving metropolis.