What do you think the judge will say?
825193
Something similiar happened to me many, many years ago. I suggest that you bring a criminal action against the firm and/or your boss for "conversion" -- misappropriation of your property. (In New York City, where I was in 1969 or thereabouts, it is easy to bring a misdemeanor criminal complaint; and of course it's free.) \n\n(My landlady used her husband as her lawyer, and he went ballistic during pre-trial depositions, made a fool of himself on the record and wrecked his case. I did some research at the time, and found that this woman had even sued diplomats with immunity. Or tried to. So I brought the criminal case because she hadn't let me take my stuff -- a refrigerator -- out of the apartment. Of course she relented after I did that. She's dead now, of course.)\n \nYou will thus have ammunition against them.\n\nWhen it's all over, go to Small Claims Court and bring a civil case for the missing stuff. \n\nIf you have the time for this, you can make a nuisance of yourself, and make them pay for their nastiness.
843824
Explain that one to him on your judgement day.
642050
At this point, I find it hard to believe the judge would toss the jury and start over.  \n\nThat being said, some defendants and defense attorneys feel that certain crimes are better judged by a judge rather than a jury as the judge is more like to follow the law rather than allow his emotions to rule over his logic.  An example is one accused of a sex crime (especially against a child).  Juries have often disregarded exculpatory evidence in such cases.
390231
Depends on when the judge makes the decision.Followup with your lawyer.
782307
Yes to me\nbut God may see differently\nHe is after the Only Judge
405100
Possibly with a court order
102327
Depends on the state law, he will have to go in front of a judge for it to happen though. The judge will want to make sure he knows what he is signing away, and that he is of sane mind
1013324
What would Jesus say?
657292
Dear Friend,\n\nI can't answer as to the second part of your question, but my experience in the U.S. is that judges HATE mandatory sentencing.  Basically the sentencing rules tied their hands and forced them to impose harsher sentences than the circumstances required.  Always easy to say in the abstract what someone should get, much harder when faced with the concrete, a flesh-and-blood person's life, as judges are.  Recent decision in US says that judges can't be held to mandatory sentencing (e.g., for drugs), but have to view them as guidelines.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
1159166
When judgement day is upon us, and it's Mr. Bu$h's turn to defend his position on the questionable decisions made in this era, then wouldn't it be interesting to witness the jury's decision - especially if the jurors happened to be all gay. Something to think about, isn't it?
860756
I think people are too sue happy. I hope he doesnt lose a single case. I hope the judge tells everyone to lighten up and learn to live with a joke.
225093
i think they are still in court over it.....last i heard, if they couldn't decide on their own by a certain date, they judge was going to decide for them...
830200
Maybe the judge wanted to go on vacation?
829215
That is between you and GOD.\nHE IS THE JUDGE.\nGOD BLESS YOU.
782019
Not where I live.  Judge thinks hes god here.  Good to know if any wway any one could complain.  Ill check back on you.
492668
The clerk of the court should be able to tell you.
960005
what ever the judge said at the time of settlement