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It's called due process. Maybe you've heard of it?



That’s correct.
It’s considered an inviolable, constitutional right in common law. Should we
be forced to accept a more arbitrary standard just because this concerns
aviation?
Don’t forget, an effort to understand the events is not only in the interest
of the "defendants" but the plaintiffs as well. It could be that a decent
investigation would lead to criminal charges in addition to suspensions and
revocations if the facts are serious enough.
Everyone benefits from due process, as opposed to knee-jerk, arbitrary
edicts.