Posted by John T on December 13, 2009 at 08:53:25 from (66.244.97.31):
I got late to your question yesterday and just wanted you to know I WAS NOTTTTTTTTTTT TAKING THE SIDE OF THE YO YO WHO CANCELLED YOUR HEARING I was just playing devils advocate to tell you how they would respond and how things would go down if you challenged them grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Id still file a complaint with the disciplinary commission even though we both know NOTHING will likely come of it.
I once challenged a Judges Administrative determination here in Indiana and the State Supreme agreed with me, however I won the battle but lost the war beacuse any time after that I appeared before her I got the "evil eye" lol
Similar I was always on time for hearings with one local Judge WHO WAS ALWAYS RUDELY BUT FASHIONABLY 15 TO 20 MINS LATE sooooooooo one morning I overslept and was 10 min late and...............YOU GUESSED IT She was on time that day........Another evil eye grrrrrrrrr
You ever make it to the New York State Two Cylinder Expo bi annually in July in Canandagiua??? I usually give a Seminar there Id enjoy you stopping by and for our cook out, you can keep me honest lol (many have tried but few succeeded at that)
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