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by Colly on October 16th, 2009
Did he violate an order?
by Bob on October 18th, 2009
since she's going first, i assume that she's the one who took out the restraining order? did he violate the order? if he did violate the order, it's usually written in very specific terms. perhaps he is mentally ill or mentally retarded so that he couldn't help it or understand it? if i violated it, i'd probably throw myself at the mercy of the court, ask for help (counseling) to get over this ex-relationship, and hope for the best. if he denies it and she produces a witness, the judge will assume he's lied ... best of luck to you and your grandson.
An Idaho man is banned from wearing a bunny suit in public.
Doesnt he have that right under the First Amendment freedom of expression?
by calicorey on August 3rd, 2011
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Who shouldn't have rights?
by Have A Nice Day on September 1st, 2011
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Charged with disturbing the peace for throwing a Hot Dog a Tiger Wood! Is that disturbing to you?
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