[jakerobins]

Ughhh. In South Carolina this burgular would be dead and Law Enforcement would say "Good Job".

[ssaftler]

We don’t call it “Moron County” for nothin’, you know. A particularly air-headed section of the Bay Airhead Area...

[metmom]

Words fail me.

[bobo1]

another instance where the lawyer should lose his law practice & license for wasting the court’s time and taxpayers money for a frivolous lawsuit.

blessings, bobo

[fella]

His lawyer, Sanford Troy should be taken out of the Courthouse to the nearest tree or utility pole and hung by the neck until dead, dead, dead and left there to rot as an object lesson to other lawyers and a deterrent to their wicked ways. /sarc

[House Atreides]

LOL The perp told cops that he was shot in a “meth deal gone bad”. Sure, we believe that. Lot’s of 90 year old meth dealers running around in Marin county.

[Venturer]

Now this old man has to spend his kid’s inheritance to defend himself.

This is a perfect example of why we need better gun control. The old guy should have killed this thief and there would be no suit.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

In California, the Rules of Professional Conduct state that an attorney has an ethical obligation “not to encourage the commencement of an action or proceeding for any corrupt motive of passion,” according to Cornell University Law School.

In other words, if a defendant is found not liable and wants to sue the plaintiff or the plaintiff’s attorney in retaliation, it is unethical for the defendant’s attorney to file the lawsuit if he is privy to this motive.

This means that an initial lawsuit can be corrupt as hell, but you can’t “sue back”, because that would be *not nice*.