@Finn dAbuzz,
Finn dAbuzz responding to layman wrote:
I don't know.
I know a lot of people who went to Law School but never practiced law. It's great to have a JD on your resume. None of them who weren't in a low level position ever tried to cop a lawyerly attitude though.
Education is great, but application is better.
If Debra Law doesn't want to share with us her bonafides that's fine, but because she was a lawyer at one time doesn't mean she's a legal scholar.
I'm not a lawyer although I've studied the law and spent 40 years engaged in managing civil litigation. I never let lawyers intimidate me but I always recognized the ones who knew what they were talking about and the ones who were talking out of their asses.
With google, anyone can cite statues. Debra's failing is that she doesn't cite case law or construct arguments around it.
Your good ole boy's club is hilarious. Pat each other on the back while you diss the woman and try to put her in her place.
I didn't see you dissing your lemon drop man. He published an article entitled "'Pressure'" is not Obstruction", and he didn't cite any statutory or case law or construct arguments around it ... but he's a man, so you give him kudos.
But the woman who posts on a discussion board is supposed to write you a brief? Maybe you didn't know this before, but I'm telling you now: I don't work for you.
Are the two of your proud of yourselves? fighting injustice through your chivalry? If tilting at windmills makes you feel manly, keep on tilting.