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To: LoneRangerMassachusetts
Judges spend a lot of time in their chambers in courthouses all over the country. There are ordinarily armed guards at all entrances. Sometimes security fails and people die ~ think back to the courthouse down in Atlanta a couple of years back.

Store keepers ALSO face danger from dissatisfied customers, but they face even more danger from professional criminals and drugged up thugs who regularly try to rob and kill them. That's why virtually all store owners have some sort of security system, and many have armed guards to protect the employees.

Still, judges preside over cases involving real criminals with long records and bad attitudes. Even when the judge does his or her job fairly and within the confines of the law, many of the criminals who go before them don't see it that way ~ particularly the psycho-sociopaths ~

Why is it I have a feeling you know a lot about that part?

28 posted on 06/25/2009 6:53:10 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: muawiyah
Even when the judge does his or her job fairly and within the confines of the law, many of the criminals who go before them don't see it that way ~ particularly the psycho-sociopaths ~

Why is it I have a feeling you know a lot about that part? My take on the news is that armed robbers are routinely holding up store owners every day. Their security, a camera or a personal handgun. Also in the news every day are judges showing compassion to thugs and letting them go back into society. I can't see how they can be really worried when so many are so lenient. This is what I read in the news in spite of the snotty comment you made about me.

31 posted on 06/25/2009 7:18:10 PM PDT by LoneRangerMassachusetts
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