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: Begging the Question

Not one to put on your resume

By "Milbarge" and "Fitz-Hume"

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I was reading some cases the other day and ran across this item from a decision from a few years ago. A man in New Jersey was charged with threatening some judges and others involved in his criminal prosecution. He made a sort of hit list, with the judges noted along with "4. The fat girl."

At this point the court added a footnote: "The government presented evidence at trial that 'fat girl' was a reference to A.U.S.A. [Name]." Except the court actually used her name! That is not the way I would want to be immortalized in the Federal Supplement. And I wonder what evidence the government used to prove that fact.

Full post as published by Begging the Question on October 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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