How about not even knowing it was neccessary to affect service on the defendant ? Even a half-trained para-legal knows that !
How about filing a case when you know (or should know) the client can resolve the matter with a simple written request ? That’s abuse of the legal process,and the federal courts very commonly fine attorneys who practice it.
A Major **knows** that as well.
Also, the Major wanted to serve in a lawful manner.
He stated plainly that he wanted to obey a lawful order. He wanted to serve in a **lawful** manner. The **only** way to know if the order was lawful, and serve lawfully, was to take it to court!
Have you read the Major's petition to the court?
If you are an attorney, you a missing the mark by a mile.
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It was announced on Plains Radio Thursday night that Dr. Orly will be joined on this case by Steven Pidgeon, attorney.
http://stephenpidgeon.com/
http://rovingpatrol.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/steve-pidgeon-on-plains-radio-tonight/
We’ll just see about this now. Sorry to disappoint you.
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It was announced on Plains Radio Thursday night that Dr. Orly will be joined on this case by Steven Pidgeon, attorney.
http://stephenpidgeon.com/
http://rovingpatrol.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/steve-pidgeon-on-plains-radio-tonight/
We’ll just see about this now. Sorry to disappoint you.
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