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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/27/us...pagewanted=all The vet's testimony includes the existence of a document saying the the judge prevented defendants from talking about . . . what? Come on, give an old dog a bone. Where in his testimony is this document mentioned? Or does my old computer not open up documents within documents? |
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![]() [quote=OldDog;871852]That's right. It says "Mrs. Romney was dropped from the lawsuit before it was settled out of court."
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/27/us...pagewanted=all Yes. After 18 months of winding it's way through the court system, immediately prior to going to jury trial. Quote:
In spite of Romney's scrubbing Ann's name from the lawsuit, and getting it settled out of court, they forgot to get the expert witness statement hidden, and the expert witness statement reveals that the judge put sanctions on the defendants. All you have to do is read. I would love to know what the judge sanctioned the defendants for, before the case came to trial.
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![]() Pointman, try hard to contribute something to this subject beside your repeated nasty, rude name-calling and gibberish ad hominem attacks. Those are the arguments of a loser and you know it. Yes, Pointman - I would love to know why the judge issued "Defense Sanctions" against Ann Romney, the farm owned by she and her husband, her trainer and his wife. For what type of things, Mr. Lawyer, would a judge issue "Defense Sanctions" regarding, before a case came to trial? Any examples? What is this usually for? Why is this usually done?
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![]() No responses to the rest of my questions?
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![]() No. Because you have proven you are disingenuous and unserious about the facts in this case. You have already shown repeatedly that you haven't bothered to read carefully what has already been posted.
Several times you've gotten all indignant and demanding about specific information, demanding "where is the link?" for things that were included in documents already given you. That you alleged you had "read". But clearly had not. The two main documents have been posted here. There is much more out there in the press if you simply use google. I'm not catering to your further demands for "information", because you've already proven you couldn't be bothered to read what has already been given you. You're either astoundingly lazy, or clearly unserious about anything other than public posturing. I doubt you're lazy. So if you truly have any serious interest in discussing this case - which I doubt, you are merely posturing for public effect - YOU post the acts surrounding the case that you acknowlege you are awares of, and we'll go on with further discussion from there.
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![]() Frankly, I have no interest in your opinion of me -- I could not care less. I would like to know, however, if there is any substance to many of the rest of your claims (which aren't substantiated in your links), in particular the one in which you claimed that the Romneys refunded the purchase price. That I would be very interested in. If you cannot prove it, I will assume that it cannot be proven, which is what I have suspected all along.
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