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: Mr. District AttorneyTWO DAYS IN A ROW!
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It Looks Like A White New Year?sAs opposed, that is, to the brown and sere Christmas we just had. Good color scheme, really, because that?s pretty much how it was this year. Let me hasten to add that nothing terrible happened, no one died, no serious accidents, no unexpected medical events, and no earth shaking emotional traumas in Mr. DA?s world this Yuletide. It was just kind of flat.Warning -- Boring, non-legal, cathartic blather follows. Don?t say I didn?t warn you. The following has nothing to do with criminal law, or law of any sort. It?s me, venting to you about a Christmas that was OK, by almost every objective measure you care to think about. Trust me, I am well aware that I have it damn? good compared to probably 90% of the current human race, and God and I discuss that on a regular basis...continue to full postFull post as published by Mr. District Attorney on December 31, 2005 (boomark / email).
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