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: Justice Building BlogHERE COME DA JUDGES
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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Miami Herald article Sunday (new feature: the title of the post links to the article) catching up with what we all know: That former Judges Marilyn Milian, David Young; Alex Ferrer; Cristina Pereyra- Shuminer and Karen Mills-Francis all have television shows where they play a Judge on TV. Must be something in the water at the REGJB. Or the asbestos. News flash for the Herald: Truman beats Dewey. Really. Lets see. What else?President Bush is going to China for the opening ceremonies of the Olympics. The largest communist country on earth is apparently not a sponsor of terrorism. Just oppression. Ask the Dali Lama.John McCain's new plan to win the white house involves hiring a majority of Americans to actually work on his campaign. There are rumours that Ford and GM are considering bankruptcy, and we live in a time when Starbucks has a larger market capitalization than GM...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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