Litigation 101
May. 8th, 2008 09:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lordshipmayhemYou may remember a story in the press about a year or so ago about a Washington, D.C. judge who sued a small family-owned dry-cleaner for $54 million because they had the temerity of losing his pants.
You may have thought the story apocryphal. Nobody could be THAT arrogant, could they?
No, it isn't, yes he is, and...
he's baaack. Apparently he believes that the District of Columbia had no business refusing to reappoint him.
I like how Peter J. Nickles, interim D.C. attorney general, responded to the suit: "He needs to stop filing lawsuits."
You may have thought the story apocryphal. Nobody could be THAT arrogant, could they?
No, it isn't, yes he is, and...
he's baaack. Apparently he believes that the District of Columbia had no business refusing to reappoint him.
I like how Peter J. Nickles, interim D.C. attorney general, responded to the suit: "He needs to stop filing lawsuits."
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