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Tag: judge

The Appeal
July 8, 2014

The Appeal

It was a Tuesday when the judge passed a verdict against a certain lawyer’s client. On Wednesday the lawyer rushed into the judges chambers. ”Your honor I just found out new information and I would like to file an appeal.” “What did you find out?”, asked the judge. After a few moments of silence the […]

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Working Day and Night
July 8, 2014

Working Day and Night

“Frank Smith,” announced the judge, “for breaking into a house in the middle of the night, I sentence you to two years in prison.” “But your honor,” pleaded Smith, “last time I was in court you sentenced me to a year in jail for breaking into a house in the day! If not in the […]

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Jury duty
July 8, 2014

Jury duty

It was Sally’s first time going for jury duty and she was a little bit apprehensive. “I would just like you to know” said Sally as soon as she was in front of the judge “that I feel very strongly that capital punishment is morally unjust and incorrect.” “That’s OK”, said the judge “capital punishment […]

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