Re: No Legal Expenses Under the AEP
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2016 7:50 pm
Please, you're just a British dupe, or should I say dope, or should I say both dupe and dope?
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People on this forum routinely ask you questions bobby but you invariably just ignore the question and trot out your pat phrases if not just resort to insult sbd all in a shouty voice. Your clock is ticking bobby boy. Time to straighten right out.bobevenson wrote:... Unfortunately, this has never crossed Arising's mind.
"Your clock is ticking." Jesus Christ, you sound like the mafia, but we all know you're just a fucking dweeb! You have never asked a serious question related to any subject or made a serious comment yet, just insults!Arising_uk wrote:People on this forum routinely ask you questions bobby but you invariably just ignore the question and trot out your pat phrases if not just resort to insult sbd all in a shouty voice. Your clock is ticking bobby boy. Time to straighten right out.bobevenson wrote:... Unfortunately, this has never crossed Arising's mind.
As if the USA was not already too litigious?bobevenson wrote:There will be no judicial expenses of any kind paid by defendants or litigants under the AEP for either criminal or civil cases, and all attorneys will be hired and paid for by the government through private agencies. Furthermore, there will be a balanced presentation of the facts to a professional jury composed of people well-qualified to render a fair and proper decision. My God, don't you wish the AEP were in charge of things now?
There is no such thing.Ansiktsburk wrote:What is AEP, google wasnt very helpful
No, my friend, all potential cases are screened, and frivolous cases are rejected at the onset. The bottom line is that "justice" can't be bought regardless of who you are or how much money you have.Hobbes' Choice wrote:What's to stop anyone from bring a case against who they like, when they like, with as much frequency they like.bobevenson wrote:There will be no judicial expenses of any kind paid by defendants or litigants under the AEP for either criminal or civil cases, and all attorneys will be hired and paid for by the government through private agencies. Furthermore, there will be a balanced presentation of the facts to a professional jury composed of people well-qualified to render a fair and proper decision. My God, don't you wish the AEP were in charge of things now?
Every time you don't like a burger you could claim against the place you bought it.
The courts would be back-up for decades, and the government would be broke trying to keep up with the demand.
The screening alone would cost the earth.bobevenson wrote:No, my friend, all potential cases are screened, and frivolous cases are rejected at the onset. The bottom line is that "justice" can't be bought regardless of who you are or how much money you have.Hobbes' Choice wrote:What's to stop anyone from bring a case against who they like, when they like, with as much frequency they like.bobevenson wrote:There will be no judicial expenses of any kind paid by defendants or litigants under the AEP for either criminal or civil cases, and all attorneys will be hired and paid for by the government through private agencies. Furthermore, there will be a balanced presentation of the facts to a professional jury composed of people well-qualified to render a fair and proper decision. My God, don't you wish the AEP were in charge of things now?
Every time you don't like a burger you could claim against the place you bought it.
The courts would be back-up for decades, and the government would be broke trying to keep up with the demand.
The screening process would be relatively inexpensive. Attorneys don't accept or reject cases. They are merely hired hands who do the bidding of the agency screening potential legal cases.Hobbes' Choice wrote:The screening alone would cost the earth. There would be no incentive for lawyers to reject any cases. The bottom line is a blank check
"mere hired hands" don't have the experience or discrimination to assess the cases. Do these faceless bureaucrats have scrutiny. Is ther any appeal to their decisions? How big is your bureaucracy going to be?bobevenson wrote:The screening process would be relatively inexpensive. Attorneys don't accept or reject cases. They are merely hired hands who do the bidding of the agency screening potential legal cases.Hobbes' Choice wrote:The screening alone would cost the earth. There would be no incentive for lawyers to reject any cases. The bottom line is a blank check
There are no bureaucrats, only private companies hired to evaluate potential criminal or civil cases. If they don't do a good job, they are replaced.Hobbes' Choice wrote:"mere hired hands" don't have the experience or discrimination to assess the cases. Do these faceless bureaucrats have scrutiny. Is ther any appeal to their decisions? How big is your bureaucracy going to be?bobevenson wrote:The screening process would be relatively inexpensive. Attorneys don't accept or reject cases. They are merely hired hands who do the bidding of the agency screening potential legal cases.Hobbes' Choice wrote:The screening alone would cost the earth. There would be no incentive for lawyers to reject any cases. The bottom line is a blank check
You are an idiot. How many times do people have to tell you that before you work it out.
You have a problem with infinite regress here. You have unqualified people scrutinising case, and owned by private business. Then presumably you have another tier of bureaucrats scrutinising the scrutineers- those also presumably private businesses.bobevenson wrote:There are no bureaucrats, only private companies hired to evaluate potential criminal or civil cases. If they don't do a good job, they are replaced.Hobbes' Choice wrote:"mere hired hands" don't have the experience or discrimination to assess the cases. Do these faceless bureaucrats have scrutiny. Is ther any appeal to their decisions? How big is your bureaucracy going to be?bobevenson wrote: The screening process would be relatively inexpensive. Attorneys don't accept or reject cases. They are merely hired hands who do the bidding of the agency screening potential legal cases.
You are an idiot. How many times do people have to tell you that before you work it out.
okay here it is.bobevenson wrote:I'm sorry, but you simply don't understand the program, and I just don't feel like wasting my time trying to make you understand since you have such a negative outlook.