What’s the point in Albero bringing up a bankruptcy case from 13 or 14 years ago against Chief See? There is nothing there that constitutes the Chief being a deadbeat as Albero claims. It appears to me that normal procedure was followed in such a case. Anyone who has had to deal with the legal system in today’s world should know that there is no such thing as a cut and dried case. Especially if it concerns bankruptcy or divorce, and from I can gather this concerns both. There are continuances, motions to dismiss, appeals, and heaven knows what else to drag a case on and on. Mostly this is done to the benifit of the lawyers, and believe me they know exactly what they are doing in that respect.
Albero should be inherently familiar with the courts. By his own admission he has spent quite a bit time sitting before a judge, and it appears he will soon have somewhat of an encore.
My question remains---What’s the point? It’s truly nobody’s business but Chief See’s.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
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Again I deleted a comment to this post by accident and I respectfully request you re-submit
JOE APOLOGIZES TO JOHN ROBINSON AND REMOVES POSTS FROM SBYNEWS. I BELIEVE THAT WE ARE HAVING A POSITIVE EFFECT ON THE SITUATION.
there is no point except it fits his agenda.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyUX6wV1lBQ
The point is that Joe likes to sling dirt. It doesn't have to be important or relevant. He just bullys people.
How very true Tomcat.
It is obvious that the adage of living in Glass house and throwing rocks has no meaning to him.
Sooner or later he will feel the draft from broken windows.
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