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grasswire

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11. did he?

Reply to SmellyFeet (Reply #7)

Thu Mar 29, 2012, 04:51 PM

Mar 2012

AFIK he worked as a magistrate for six years, prior to retirement. He was a military man. I haven't seen any detailed bio on him. I don't find any record of him in Martindale's directory of attorneys.

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"They always get away with it." [View all] SmellyFeet Mar 2012 OP

The "You got me!" line came from a 'B' Western Movie. Lint Head Mar 2012 #1

Usually once in court, the guilty have a hard time getting away with it. Life Long Dem Mar 2012 #2

father was a magistrate for the VA supreme court grasswire Mar 2012 #3

Was that his one and only time on the court? Rex Mar 2012 #5

What does that have to do with anything? SmellyFeet Mar 2012 #7

opinions are like assholes frylock Mar 2012 #9

did he? grasswire Mar 2012 #11

Being found guilty and getting away with it are two different things. SmellyFeet Mar 2012 #8

The sentencing is another part alltogether Life Long Dem Mar 2012 #12

I would think a review of Papa Zimms record might be in order. Rex Mar 2012 #4

Zimmerman's mindset is that of a vigilante. GopperStopper2680 Mar 2012 #6

George should know since Carolina Mar 2012 #10