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2003-08-23 1:44 AM
balanced judicial fairness

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Hooray for a fair and balanced judicial system:

"There are hard cases and there are easy cases," the judge said. "This is an easy case. This case is wholly without merit, both factually and legally."


We now return you to your regularly scheduled weekend, in hopes that it will be truly fair and balanced.

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