You can read about it in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, finally.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Mimi makes the paper
You can read about it in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, finally.
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Kudos again to all who helped save Mimi! And a special thanks to attorney Randy Turner for his dedication.
You can read about it in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, finally.
You can read about it in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, finally.
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1 comment:
How much taxpayer dollars did the city of FW spend on this case, esp. a two-day trial?
If Mimi was determined by these professionals and officers to be such a threat to public health and safety, why would they decide to release her? My theory, these arrogant bureaucrats are used to bullying the poor citizens and thought they were doing the same here. I bet they were shocked to see Steve fight back---with a competent lawyer representing his interests no less. For every case like this, there are probably dozens if not hundreds of other instances of overreaching and the mixture of power with arrogance.
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