Hating lawyers, post 2.
"The majority’s rule would establish a legal principle that evidence of bias and prejudice would not be disqualifying unless it could surmount a fence that is horse high, pig tight and bull strong. In my view that is too much protection for a biased decisionmaker." -- Dissenting opinion in Association of National Advertisers v. FTC
Uhm...what is "pig tight"???
And why can't judges just use simple, plain, everyday terminology??
posted by susannah @ 3:47 PM
2 Comments:
Whatever pig tight means I like it.
Oh,I get it NOW, it means that a pig can't squirm out or under the fence. you know, they like to dig and root in the mud so they could make get under the fence. This is sort of like the bosom of abraham argument: so high you can't get over it, so low you can't get under it, so wide you can't get around..oh rocka my soul. amen.
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