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Leicestersq Posts: 225 Registered: 2009-10-12 UK 
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Just had a more detailed look at the filing. As I said in my earlier post, the whole thing in Louisiana wouldnt have worked anyway if judges had enforced the law. The irony appears to be, if I understand these legal documents correctly, is that the judges are party to the suing of the banks? And yet it is the judges who enabled this rampant law breaking in the first place. Is a person who lost their home allowed to sue a judge for that loss for failing to uphold the law? 2012-04-19 11:08:03
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