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Institutions

When will we have an investigation of the complicity (or ignorance, if such be the case) of our politicians, particularly our Ministers for Justice etc. during those years, in relation to those matters?

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Judges’ Wigs

The real purpose is to assert wordlessly, the finality of rational adjudication from the judge. That is, it is intended to define rationality by reference to the wig; rationality emanates from the wig. Without it, there is doubt and possibly confusion.

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Holiday Time

Holidays are problematic; do you take the pet with you?

What about your prostitute? Do you take her?

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The Allegories of the Nile

There is, however, a human type that is radically intolerant of the mistakes of others. Alternatively, that type is inflexible in thought. Alternatively, these are human traits which some people have and others do not; and some people have both traits.

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Mature Recollection

It is a surprising thing to encounter a witness who, in all honesty, believes that the evidence they are giving or proposing to give is the truth, when it is far from it.

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Apropos Daniels, again

This blog is settled in the view that the current fashion of requiring minimal discovery of records/documentation in the course of litigation is mistaken.

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Daniels come to judgment

We learned little about them but their single-minded pursuit of money suggested things were not as they should be; and Mrs. Kennedy was complicit in it.

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A Money Furnace

The government seems to have a furnace somewhere to dispose of old banknotes, such is their fondness, to the point of habit, for burning public funds.

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Ooops!

The lesson is this; when the builders leave, carefully examine the work, time is running!

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Defeated already

But defeat is a thing of weariness, of incoherence, of boredom. And above all of futility.”

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