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Lou Schooler and John Schooler's dubious schemes
**Thank you. From a lay persons' perspective it seems to me that in most cases the courts try to do the right thing. It's just in some cases it may be complicated to figure out what the right thing really is.** Yes, it seems that way to the lay person, but the fact is judges are political appointees and the vast majority, like 80%+, are political operatives. That is how they get there and that is how they decide things. There is basically little accountability and the courts will 95% of the time or more side with the government or Big Business, government is basically a subsidiary of Big Business.— November 5, 2012 6:12 p.m.
Deputy District Attorneys walking: campaign cash for death penalty, GOP's Danon, and Amador
More phony balonye cliams from the ultra partisan......................— November 5, 2012 11:42 a.m.
Lou Schooler and John Schooler's dubious schemes
** The brokerage house “didn't have adequate insurance and has no money. A lot of the products sold by WFP Securities were risky, illiquid, high-commission products. The driving force was brokers’ desire to get high commissions.”** If the brokerage was under capitalized then they can be sued for fraud and the principles are liable as the corporate veil has been pierced by the under capitalization. As to the oral statements vs the written statements, I don't think a written statement precludes a fraud action b/c there was an oral statement as well. The two statements represent an "ambiguity" under the law and ambiguities are always held AGAINST the drafter of the written instrument, or contract, erog the brokerage is again liable.— November 5, 2012 8:45 a.m.
Former Charger Seeks Seat on Sweetwater Schools Board
Here Here; timtim= GROSSMAN.— November 4, 2012 7:29 p.m.
Deputy District Attorneys walking: campaign cash for death penalty, GOP's Danon, and Amador
LOL...I guess that is why LA DA Cooley is voting FOR 34, as is the Santa Clara and SF DA's.........go home, and take your dumb book long comments with you!— November 4, 2012 7:26 p.m.
Who's Mr. Clean? Larry Remer? Voice of San Diego?
**Actually, Smith served slightly less than 8 months. It was 42 days in the County Jail downtown and six months in the Work Furlough Center in National City.** Sorry, work furlough does not count as "doing time". Doing time is in County or the Joint. And most convicts prefer the Joint much more over County.........where you can get Cable TV, have numerous rehab programs, education classes and so forth. Plus a green yard to exercise in.— November 4, 2012 11:38 a.m.
Former Charger Seeks Seat on Sweetwater Schools Board
LOL..."Burt Who" will never recover!— November 4, 2012 11:31 a.m.
UCAN: More damning emails surface
Poor Shames, you are destroying him. How did he get so misguided (if he did some criminal acts, I have no idea if these allegations are true or not).— November 4, 2012 9:27 a.m.
This is one of the benches after sealing ....
**Aren't you a home owner? Are you really that unaware and unobservant? Or are you possibly just being a dork, albeit a well meaning one?** Interesting comment, I ask a simple question as to sanding and all the sudden B/C I don't know the answer I am a dork. Nice. And why would owning a home have be indication that I have some advanced work working skills?????? I didn't know home ownership distilled that wood working skill in people the second they closed escrow on a house, unless you're implying all homeowners who own their home have wood on the home, and they all treat the wood themselves, and therefor should know that.— November 3, 2012 3:56 p.m.
Email to Sweetwater UHSD Supt Ed Brand Confirming Community Meeting
The is a CVHS teacher in custody for sex offenses??? Against students or non studentds??— November 3, 2012 10:01 a.m.