11 Apr
2001
11 Apr
'01
11:32 a.m.
On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Ken Brown wrote:
Leen told Tanner that all of Bell's discovery notes were at Seatac; that Seatac would not release the notes without a court order, and that the counsellor who would release the notes doesn't work on the weekend. Leen asked for an opportunity to recover the notes. Tanner refused.
Is this normal in US courts? Is it as biased and unfair as it sounds on the face of it?
This was not normal in US courts a few years ago. It's been downhill, basically, since RICO was passed by the Reagan administration. Fear has come to dominate law in US courts, and I am extremely unhappy about that. Bear