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Jim Lane

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11. I completely agree with Lucky.

Reply to meaculpa2011 (Reply #4)

Mon Jul 2, 2012, 03:32 AM

Jul 2012

There was no case at that moment but he could reasonably foresee that this precise issue might well come before him. I wonder if Stone had had a glass or two of wine to loosen his tongue. From other things I've read about him, I'd formed the impression that he was usually very scrupulous about judicial proprieties.

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I'm not a lawyer, but... meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #4

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