Friday, September 04, 2009

HAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Enjoy your three day holiday.





Did our Chief Judges make plans to ensure that the building is not overwhelmed with people trying to get in Tuesday morning?

We will back to make a personal inspection and report our findings.

Until then, this is really a wonderful city. Wish you were here (sort of...not really, but it's a nice thing to say. )

17 comments:

  1. The Canes are back. We have the best qb in the acc throwing to the best wide outs in the acc. FSU fans better brace for a thrashing.

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  2. Don't be Gloomy
    take off from work
    Call the Shumie

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  3. Does Miami still love Migna?

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  4. Yes- after conducting a thorough statistical sampling of average Miamians, we can say without hesitation that Miami Loves Migna.

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  5. UM v. FSU- The battle for distant second best team in the state.

    Also, if I swam a 100 meter breast stroke race against Micahel Phelps and my grandmother, I would thrash my grandmother.

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  6. I want to wish all my fans a happy and safe labor day weekend holiday and thank all of my fans for making me one of the most popular blogger characters in Florida.

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  7. Is that "Johnny no slope"???

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  8. FB!!!!DON"T MAKE ME PUKE- You were just thrown off the JAx courthouse blog for lying about me and then trying to post as me but their web ID software caught your sorry ass. You have no fans. You are not popular. You are a true fake and a fraud.

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  9. The TRIALMASTER wishes our fine gator judges, STAN,KEVIN and SAMd and Chief JOEL a happy labor day. Good luck to the defending national champs as we go for our 3rd national title in 4 years.

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  10. I'm seriously considering banning you
    because I find you terribly annoying.

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  11. Let me put this blog to good use.

    1. Does anybody know of a quality criminal defense attorney for a good friend's son who was arrsted for a nominal "resisting arrest without violence" case in Orlando? It is not going to be a jury trial and will most likely be diversion so a significant legal fee would be inapplicable.

    2. Does anybody know of attorneys that have had successes in taking a writ off of an Arthur hearing in the 3rd DCA?

    If anybody can make a quality referral contact me

    Scott Saul via email
    @ SAUL6262@aol.com

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  12. The Q is yesterday's news ... It's T Time!

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  13. Rumpole
    I am looking for an experienced litigator to do a CLASS ACTION suit against Blue Cross/ Blue Shield for systematicly dening ALL MRI claims as NOT MEDICALLY Necessary despite which specialist ordered the MRI. Please contact me for info .
    D. Sisselman

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  14. all these parents worrying about their kids being influenced by Obama's speech on Tuesday and who are planning to keep their kids home, I just have one thing to say: Do you worry about your kids' curriculum just as much? Do you allow your kids to play violent video games for hours on end? Do you visit your kids' classes and know who their teachers are? if you can't answer those questions with an honest heart, then pul-eeze don't preach to me about a speech by the POTUS to kids in school. Get a life. if you want to keep your kids home, fine, but don't get on TV or start talking about the president being like Castro.

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  15. Mr. Saul: I suggest you contact appeallate attorney Paul Morris,esq. He was successful in reversing Reemberto at an Arthur hearing and got his client out of jail after her ineffective lawyers had her sitting in jail for months. see Chantal Rodriguez v. State, F07-32388.

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  16. "Rumpole
    I am looking for an experienced litigator to do a CLASS ACTION suit against Blue Cross/ Blue Shield for systematicly dening ALL MRI claims as NOT MEDICALLY Necessary despite which specialist ordered the MRI. Please contact me for info .
    D. Sisselman"

    I had, not one but three professional referrals for a PET scan and BCBSFL denied the claim and refused to pay as not medically required.

    I prepared a summons and complaint and faxed it over to there legal dept and they paid for the test plus paid me some cash for confidential settlement.

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  17. Scott,

    I would take the comment from 1:10 with a grain of salt. I looked up the defendant referenced in the comment, and she was given bond because for some reason the judge found PEPG on a bondable offense. So mistakes must have been made at a number of levels in this case, but the AG admitted error and in a one sentence opinion the case was remanded.
    I think that in a real (as in real non-bondable offense) Arthur Hearing you would have a pretty difficult time as the standard of review would be such that the deference to the hearing judge's findings would be very high.
    Good luck anyway.

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