"The law is dinner conversation when the extended family gets together. We have prosecutors, defenders and judges. Nobody talks specifics, but everybody talks shop.
Believe me when I tell you I have an extensive appreciation for the law. :)"
:)
I wonder though if it is like sausage making.
I don't have any lawyers in my family and I generally try to avoid meeting them on the business end:)
I have had long held a belief a serious effort should be made to simplify laws (so Lawyers won't be so much in demand). I realize this might actually be hopeless naivete and also due to some biological dislike for lawyers:).
One major value I see in a space frontier is the possiblity of some reformation in law.
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- A terrible case of looting took place on Friday
- Says more about the kind of people who make up much of the U.N. than anything else. (n/t) (n/t)
- Food fight
- Keep trying to find defeat in the face of victory
- Are we there yet?
- "Impatience born of immaturity"
- Re:
- Re: Christ, where have I been?, or, The uses of rhetorical devices
- Re: Christ, where have I been?, or, The uses of rhetorical devices
- your argument is as hollow as any predicated on technicalities...
- Re: Christ, where have I been?, or, The uses of rhetorical devices
- Btw
- "Installing democracy"
- Re: Christ, where have I been?, or, The uses of rhetorical devices
- Re: Christ, where have I been?, or, The uses of rhetorical devices
- Re:
- Yeah, but you could have fun trying.(n/t) (n/t)
- Keep trying to find defeat in the face of victory
- Re: A terrible case of looting
- Since most of the third worlders are represnting kleptocracies
