http://www5.law.com/lawcom/displayid.cfm?statename=TX&docnum=117720&table=news&flag=full
And let us give thanks that her boss stood tall as well. But we already knew Bill Turner was that kind of guy.
PROSECUTOR WANTED: must be scholar, orator, counselor, negotiator, politician, spin doctor, and spiritual advisor when necessary. Ability to mete out wrathful vengeance while showing compassion a must. Required to work miracles, regardless of case facts or status of the law. Ability to walk on water a plus.
Whenever I have one of those days where it becomes readily apparent that you can never please someone/everyone by doing what you believe is right, I refer myself back to this job description.
Still, if you know of someone suffering from Judgeitis Disease, and it's a long time to his reelection, you can try to do this person a favor. Try sending him a copy of "Emily Post's Etiquette" ($8.95 from Barnes & Noble Online)or perhaps "Grover's Guide To Good Manners," (a child's book, but the level of instruction might be just about right. $4.99 from B&N.)along with a sappy Get Well card from Hallmark. Write something kind on the inside of the card, something like, "We hope this book will help you overcome your Judgeitis Disease. Our hopes and prayers are with you. Good luck." And then, to show you mean him no malice, sign it with a smiley face.
Such an act of kindness can do wonders. But in case it doesn't, I recommend sending this package anonymously.
[This message was edited by Terry Breen on 03-26-02 at .]