Tuba
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Thank you all for the interesting comments. There are times when I get busy charting and fall behind in the latest news on the case. For instance, I did not know more documents were expected until I read it here. It's really not enough to check first thing in the morning because information comes in during the day; that's when I miss it.
The discussion on N.G. last night advanced deposition matters, as did the debate on Issues. Consultants were coming in at all angles. Some who were certain the prisoner would have nothing to say to such questions seem to ignore that 1.) she answered a set of interrogatories last October and 2.) the action she filed against Z.F.-G. places her in a position to answer questions about the case. You can't sue and then say, "But I don't really want to discuss it!" A court cannot sort out the equities of the case if one side is shut tighter than a vault. And what happens to Z.F.-G.'s fact finding mission when there are zero responses?
When George was first admitted to Halifax, the examining physician told the press he had physical problems apart from his state of mind. Although he is now free to leave, he is still receiving rest and care. The family was orbiting around a tyrant, Casey, and any attempt to deal with her misdeeds bounced back onto them instantly. So George became the repository for all displaced anger and contempt. How sick. Casey exerting her "great power" to flatten into misery everyone about her. I could be optimistic about George if Lee and Cindy understood what is their contribution to his troubled mind. Otherwise, he needs to remove himself, IMO, Lovejac.
The discussion on N.G. last night advanced deposition matters, as did the debate on Issues. Consultants were coming in at all angles. Some who were certain the prisoner would have nothing to say to such questions seem to ignore that 1.) she answered a set of interrogatories last October and 2.) the action she filed against Z.F.-G. places her in a position to answer questions about the case. You can't sue and then say, "But I don't really want to discuss it!" A court cannot sort out the equities of the case if one side is shut tighter than a vault. And what happens to Z.F.-G.'s fact finding mission when there are zero responses?
When George was first admitted to Halifax, the examining physician told the press he had physical problems apart from his state of mind. Although he is now free to leave, he is still receiving rest and care. The family was orbiting around a tyrant, Casey, and any attempt to deal with her misdeeds bounced back onto them instantly. So George became the repository for all displaced anger and contempt. How sick. Casey exerting her "great power" to flatten into misery everyone about her. I could be optimistic about George if Lee and Cindy understood what is their contribution to his troubled mind. Otherwise, he needs to remove himself, IMO, Lovejac.