DesertAttorney

Agreed re challenging an OoP-less than a 50% success rate is the norm. Not so much on getting them in the first place. Most judges I have argued in front of consistently err on the side of granting the OoP, lest their name be splashed on the Morning News after someone kills the party previously denied an OoP...

Yes. It's called "Due Process." That pesky US Constitution strikes again. Hey its all good... as long as that due process does not take too long before that next nutter of a client you get.. decides you are a fucking zombie I'll be fine. I keep a loaded Glock 36 in my desk. Thank You for the concern, though...

Yes. It's called "Due Process." That pesky US Constitution strikes again.

Option 3: A big Haldol smoothie for you...

1: Have her work to pay a significant portion of the repair costs (or the cost of the insurance deductIble and any uncovered expenses) 2: Force her to go visit the burn ward of your local hospital and volunteer a couple weeks amongst people who have been burned beyond recognition.

Solution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCi8L_b_I3c

Aaand, as others have said here, Communism and Socialism remove any incentive to produce, as the State takes any benefit for working harder than your neighbor. It's insulting to pay a Doctor the same as a Fry Cook. What is the incentive to bust one's hump to become a Doctor if you're not going to earn more than some schmuck with the intelligence of a gerbil who has done nothing to better himself? Marx and his ilk failed to understand the most basic concepts of human nature...

I say you should book a one-way ticket from Beijing or Bangkok to Pyongyang on Air Koryo and request political asylum. You'll see a Communist/Socialist system in action.

I work in Domestic Relations Law (Divorce, Custody, etc.). An OoP will only work if the Defendant respects the rule of law, and does not have homicidal intent. It truly is only a piece of paper, a document that only keeps someone with something to lose in check. If you know how to use it, a gun keeps you safer...

Any Updates on this? Two years later...

In my 20s, I'd usually pack drunk the night before. But any specialized gear (scuba, jump, pilot stuff) would be packed a few days prior...

Why did it close?

Blacksmith: 1/2 Guinness 1/2 Smithwick's Irish Ale

It's an AN-2.