Why a judge would agree to entertain a brief petitioning the Court to try such a load of codswallop is ever a mystery to the present writer, unversed in the law as he is. A short scathing lecture, delivered by the judge to the attorney submitting the suit aimed at stifling passengers' instinct of self preservation, should be the end of it.
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The proposed laws, if I understand them correctly, contain an exception for defendants who make reports of suspicious activity out... [MORE]
Dave
Apr 3, 2007 19:07
Why a judge would agree to entertain a brief petitioning the Court to try such a load of codswallop is...
Claude Bogardus
Apr 3, 2007 00:49
So sue me. I'd rather be sued above ground. [MORE]