the authenticity of the police records, one from the Wilkinson County Sheriff attesting to the authenticity of photographs taken at the accident scene, and one from purported "accident reconstructionist" Robert Cooper claiming that Leake was exceeding the posted speed limit at the time of the accident. To rebut, Leake submitted her own affidavit wherein she denied being negligent, and she stated that the deceased pulled out from a side street, failing to yield the right of way, and collided with her vehicle causing the accident.
¶ 6. McFarland argues in his brief that the central issue in this case is the alleged negligence of Leake in breaking the posted speed limit and the causal relationship of that negligence in causing the death of the victim. McFarland's lone supporting evidencecities have sprung up in and around at least 55 American cities - they represent the bleak reality of America's poverty crisis.

Black mould

According to census data, 47 million Americans now live below the poverty line - the most in half a century - fuelled by several years of high unemployment.

One of the largest tented camps is in Florida and is now home to around 300 people. Others have sprung up in New Jersey and Portland.

In the Ann Arbor camp, Alana Gehringer, 23, has had a hacking cough for the last four months.

"The black mould - it was on our pillows, it was on our blankets, we were literally rubbing our faces in it sleeping every night," she said of wintering in a tent.

The camp is run by the