[PeoplesRep_of_LA]

To my knowledge, the information is not on any website

Yeah, that's what I thought you'd say. You're really clinging onto this mythical case filing before the campaign proving that Davis wasn't involved with its spin. As if that relates to your mindless lecturing on why I thought Simon should run in the recall.

You're clinging, with your bold face type and your all caps, and your repeititiveness-cuz you got nothin' else. You're sad.

[research99]

FYI: Courthouse records don't post themselves on websites; That what individuals sometimes do. If you had prior experience at doing research, you would know that. I encourage everyone to do their own research, rathern than rely on the lies of the media and the biased opinions of others.

The court case itself is not "mythical" but is real, and it was the subject of front-page headlines throughout California in late July and early August 2002.

I refer you back to the specific information found in post #115 in this thread, where it says:

"If you read the actual case (Los Angeles Superior Court #BC242432 available in the "Records Room" on the 1st Floor of the Stanley Mosk Courthouse at 111 Hill Street in Downtown Los Angeles during working hours; phone 213-974-5181, @830am-4pm) you'll see that Simon's words don't measure up to his actions."

What part of that statement, are you unable to understand?