What charade? Didn't he plead guilty? I suppose there would have been a lot of "whooh haah's" and secret handshakes and such, perhaps the odd pointing at the defendant and sliding the finger across the throat but at the end of the day he did the crime and now gotta do the time. That stupid jerk should have known if you take on one Marine you take on all. If that idiot is capable of keying a car over something so trivial what else is he gonna do? Probably go down and spit on wounded soldiers coming back from the middle east. Why doesn't he go and key Bush's car or Romsfelds car. Perhaps he would be happy if the US got out of the middle east and left Israel to it's own devices, perhaps then he could go over there and help defend Israel? I don't particularly like democracy at the point of a gun but the grunts doing the job are not the ones to blame. Reminds me of what happened in the Vietnam war.
Hendrik R A Bennell wrote: > Let me suggest that you think seriously about whether justice was done in > this matter. Would you like to face a > court where the Judge and the prosecuter are obviously against you from the > outset? Makes no sense to me that even > the Marines could take pride in this charade. > > Stupid to key a car because you disagree with something that its owner > believes in, but generally we try to make > sure that justice is served - sometimes to the point of bending over > backwards to ensure that the defendant's > rights are more than protected. > > One would think that the Illinois Law Society or whatever they call it down > there, will take care of him. One would > think that his actions are at the least, conduct unbecoming to his profession. > > Randy > > > _______________________________________ http://www.okiebenz.com For new parts see official list sponsor: http://www.buymbparts.com/ For used parts email [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Unsubscribe or change delivery options go to: http://okiebenz.com/mailman/listinfo/mercedes_okiebenz.com
