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RichVRichV

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2. Of course she should be allowed to sue.

Reply to Jamastiene (Reply #1)

Thu Aug 6, 2015, 01:21 AM

Aug 2015

And then she should be required to pay the states court costs when she obviously loses. Then she should be put into contempt of court and fired once she ignores the direct court order.

Let it play out. This won't turn out good for her if she persists.

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I'm not as forgiving as others on DU. Jamastiene Aug 2015 #1

Of course she should be allowed to sue. RichVRichV Aug 2015 #2

Maybe she expects to earn money murielm99 Aug 2015 #4

"Hi, I'm a dumbass" shenmue Aug 2015 #3

The sad thing is she's probably getting a lot of local support A Little Weird Aug 2015 #5