NY_Shark

I haven't seen you lately. You ok?

Maybe you're right. I guess you can't say, "Hey dude, you're f*cked!"

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Counselor, the client got "hosed?" I couldn't find that term in my lexicon of legal terms! You don't ever want to be seen as a youngin. You know too much for that. :-)

I'm glad you did because you rose to the occasion even when you could have been pissy. The one answer you gave drove me nuts. The one about liens! You just happened to hit on my true expertise. Sorry.

When you first started posting I figured you were either a law student or a young lawyer. After I was a bit hard on you, you got MUCH better with your answers. You will make a good lawyer. :-)

NY, I'm going to be through my first draft of a manuscript on a book about CPS and how to deal with them next week. I am enlisting attorneys barred in various states to edit the book for their state specifics laws and codes. I will sell and distribute. Would you be interested in doing it for NY? What other states are you barred in?

Actually you have gotten much better. I must have struck a nerve.

Thorton v US:

http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/03-5165.ZS.html

http://www.oyez.org/cases/2000-2009/2003/2003_02_1019

Read the last paragraph of this brief on Arizona v Grant. It seems the USSC decided that you could search the car even if the occupant left it.