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Amazing California's top court sides with reason.
1 posted on 04/07/2006 12:58:54 PM PDT by rocksblues
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Amazing California's top court sides with reason.

Don't confuse the Supreme Court of California with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals... the SCoCA is generally moderate to conservative, and gave us Janice Rogers Brown.

2 posted on 04/07/2006 1:02:00 PM PDT by So Cal Rocket (Proud Member: Internet Pajama Wearers for Truth)
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Thank goodness! But again, why does this have to go all the way up to the State's supreme court? Common sense needs to be re-instituted back into the court system so that stupid lawsuits like this get thrown out at the lowest level. You know damn well you could get hit by a ball when playing baseball. There's nothing to discuss or debate.


3 posted on 04/07/2006 1:02:40 PM PDT by Clock King ("How will it end?" - Emperor; "In Fire." - Kosh)
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Avila sued both schools, the manager, the maker of his helmet and others.

A lawyer and his client failed to cash in. The lawyer will keep trying, no doubt.

5 posted on 04/07/2006 1:11:27 PM PDT by newgeezer (Just my opinion, of course. Your mileage may vary.)
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Everyone at the start of a ballgame always ask this guy if he has a good view - they sing out: Jose can you see?


6 posted on 04/07/2006 1:12:02 PM PDT by SF Republican
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Only a complete ass would sue in a case like this!


7 posted on 04/07/2006 1:16:10 PM PDT by Toby06 (WOO HOO! It's golf season!)
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