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[diver]

First His Pants, Then His Lawsuit, Now His Job

[renzobenzo1]

It must have been an absolute night-mare for them...

I mean seriously what the plaintiff wanted was soooo ridiculous.

[lucas_p]

Good--

I even emailed the city (much good that did, but I was so upset) telling them they should fire that joker. Glad to see he got what was coming to him. From the way he acted in court, I really wonder if he has some sort of mental problem though, seriously, this "ex-judge" is nuts!

[CentralCali]

All you need to know about the case. You will notice the decent manner in which the Chung family behaved. It is quite the contrast for "Judge Fancy Pants."

[yawarakaijin]

Great that he lost his job. Ahh, just to think of how many nice pairs of pants he could have bought on that judges salary. I hope they take away his pension as well. Leave him pantsless and penniless I say.

[JongnoGuru]

I wonder if the Chungs at any point had ever considered, among themselves, say, a $2 million out-of-court settlement. Just to make it all go away. He was clearly open to negotiation, having reduced his initial claim of $67 million to $54 million. Who can afford to throw $13 million discounts around like that? What a generous man. The Kingfish would have been proud of ol' Roy.

[Young FRANKenstein]

[mistermasan]

but...what he did was completely legal. has the innane law been fixed? no. that would be too logical.

the quickest way to expose a bad law is to enforce it.

[Young FRANKenstein]

[Hanson]

[Ryst Helmut]

Says he's thinking about




Make way all.....


!shoosh,

Ryst