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... only because you'd have no evidence of it. From a legal point of view, the question is what would come down if the judge were (somehow) convinced that it ac
by Hizonner 9mo ago
... only because you'd have no evidence of it. From a legal point of view, the question is what would come down if the judge were (somehow) convinced that it actually happened that way. Actually if a "perfect" judge were so convinced.
Probably a real judge would want to say something like "Why are all of you bozos in my courtroom wasting public money with some two-bit shrinkwrap bullshit? I was good at surfing. I could have gone pro. I hate my life..."
- Muromec 9mo ago>I could have gone pro. I hate my life.. proceeds to write a 75 page diss and bill taxpayers for that