"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
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You better read this. Everyone here is about to be guilty of a criminal
act if we put out boats in the water!

http://www.ibinews.com/ibinews/newsd...23ibinews.html

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Glenn Ashmore

Glenn,

You do understand that Louisiana judges have a reputation in the legal
industry of... er, how shall I put this... a rather poetic interpretation of
Federal statutes as applied within the state. Texas attorneys are routinely
advised to steer well clear of "swamp law" wherever possible.

I predict a fairly rapid reversal on appeal.
--
Mike Harris
Austin, TX

"Mike Harris" wrote in message
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"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
news:HezOg.45458$ok5.28443@dukeread01...
You better read this. Everyone here is about to be guilty of a criminal
act if we put out boats in the water!

http://www.ibinews.com/ibinews/newsd...23ibinews.html

--
Glenn Ashmore

Glenn,

You do understand that Louisiana judges have a reputation in the legal
industry of... er, how shall I put this... a rather poetic interpretation
of Federal statutes as applied within the state. Texas attorneys are
routinely advised to steer well clear of "swamp law" wherever possible.

I predict a fairly rapid reversal on appeal.
--
Mike Harris
Austin, TX


In the meantime, I think it would be a very good idea for those of us who
may be affected by this draconian ruling to make as much noise about it as
possible.

I'm guessing that this judge is trying to be stupid enough for W to appoint
him to the supreme court.


"Mike Harris" wrote in message
news
"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
news:HezOg.45458$ok5.28443@dukeread01...
You better read this. Everyone here is about to be guilty of a criminal
act if we put out boats in the water!

http://www.ibinews.com/ibinews/newsd...23ibinews.html

--
Glenn Ashmore

Glenn,

You do understand that Louisiana judges have a reputation in the legal
industry of... er, how shall I put this... a rather poetic interpretation
of
Federal statutes as applied within the state. Texas attorneys are
routinely
advised to steer well clear of "swamp law" wherever possible.

I predict a fairly rapid reversal on appeal.
--
Mike Harris
Austin, TX

Jim Conlin
I'm guessing that this judge is trying to be stupid enough for W to
appoint him to the supreme court.

Er... Jim, if in case you don't (as is evident) understand politics at
all, it was the leftist extremists on the U.S. Supreme Court that ruled
you no longer can own property. Any town or city can now take your
personal or business property away and give to to a developer to make
more money. And you might argue that some of the leftist offenders on
the Court were masquerading as Republicans when they were appointed, but
that doesn't change their real personal view of politics (leftist) from
clouding their judgment. Other examples of this can be found with other
*Republican* pretenders like John McCain, Chaffee, and a few others.

The 2 Bush nominees are the ones who are actually trying to protect your
actual Constitutional rights, unlike the majority on the court who have
consistently used the court to legislate. That isn't opinion. Just read
all the Court's decisions and what was written by the majority and see
for yourself.

From the way this nut sounds, I'm sure you will find he's pretty
solidly left.

And if you can call his last two Supreme Court appointees stupid, you
obviously didn't pay attention to Ted Drunkennedy and the others on the
Inquisition during the nomination hearings. It was a national embarrassment.

OR receive a Freedom Medal.
"Jim Conlin" wrote in message
. ..
I'm guessing that this judge is trying to be stupid enough for W to
appoint
him to the supreme court.


"Mike Harris" wrote in message
news
"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
news:HezOg.45458$ok5.28443@dukeread01...
You better read this. Everyone here is about to be guilty of a criminal
act if we put out boats in the water!

http://www.ibinews.com/ibinews/newsd...23ibinews.html

--
Glenn Ashmore

Glenn,

You do understand that Louisiana judges have a reputation in the legal
industry of... er, how shall I put this... a rather poetic interpretation
of
Federal statutes as applied within the state. Texas attorneys are
routinely
advised to steer well clear of "swamp law" wherever possible.

I predict a fairly rapid reversal on appeal.
--
Mike Harris
Austin, TX