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Judge Kiboshes "Secession" Defense; Rejects Native American Property Owner's Attempt To Form His Own Indian Reservation To Dodge City "Fix-Up" Order

By r morris

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Attorney/columnist John G. Browning writes in The Southeast Texas Record:Sometimes, I get the feeling that judges are placed in the position of being like a game show host dealing with a particularly dense contestant giving an incorrect answer - "No, so sorry, but thanks for playing and we have some lovely parting gifts for you." When litigants come up with some of the most bizarre theories and

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on August 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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