Faced with corrupt lawyers and judges, no litigant can expect to win in court by simply playing defense. To beat them, you must be able to scare them. You must be able to make them respect you, and that means you must be able to take the offense — attack them personally.
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Mick Parker · Súil Eile
yeah i read that over & over & have used commercial affidavitts to good effect so far in civil cases. theres a pdf available too (Y)
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Shit Cheryl, this got me searching and I've found another 25 hrs of reading...
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