The below Petition was filed Friday.
Jason Grover
9/9/2020 11:46:17 pm
This is a well-written petition. The last few I’ve read have been blah, but this one is really nicely done. A good example for anybody in high-quality legal writing.
Contract Lawyer
9/11/2020 04:50:02 am
Yes, I second that about the petition being very well written. It is a tactic where the drafter attempts to persuade by explaining that their side is advocating a more reasonable position and that the other side is the one that would be a precedent requiring greater deviation from current law or policy. Of course here the trick is also to convince them to take the case. I was impressed with the argument that a constitutional right such as the prohibition against double jeopardy should not be used against you to your detriment and instead it only serves to protect. I am not sure if the policy that favors state jurisdiction for prosecution of retirees is statutory or regulatory, but this may make a difference. Regardless, I was persuaded a bit even though I am not that sympathetic toward Hennis because I think he did commit murder.
Nick Stewart
9/10/2020 06:04:17 am
As I read the facts and came across the Army's discharging him, and then immediately re-enlisting him, I wondered why. Comments are closed.
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