Fund trades favors, charges dropped
     by withheld

 On March 22, 1998 a man who is now on the short list for the Supreme Court gave some advise
 to a distraught father whose son had just shot himself in the head minutes before.  The advice was,
 "Obviously he should have used a higher caliber gun."

 What kind of creep says that to a weeping father whose son is poised at death?
 Eugene Volokh, professor of law at UCLA, the premier expert on the 2nd Amendment, that is who.

 Eugene Volokh, the man who helped plan the strategy behind the Kenneth Starr investigation of
 Bill Clinton with the active and cheerful cooperation of the judge.   There are people in the world
 who should never be in a position to decide issues that matter because they lack the compassion and the
 simple humanity to see human issues in human terms.   Eugene Volokh is such a man.  Ask him for case
 histories, never ask him to care. Never expect him to recognize the right thing.

 Eugene Volokh has been described by his friends as a man who is color blind to a dispassionate justice.
 All questions come to him through a filter of political expediency.  He knows this himself, deferring to
 others when asked questions that necessitate a human component.

 Today we discovered that the District Attorney in New York is dropping the case against John Fund
 for domestic violence visited on the person of his long-time girl friend, Morgan Pillsbury.


Hi, I'm John Fund.
I beat women - got any?

 Eugene traded favors with Fund and it happened.  He gave evidence he created through a fabric
 of distortions without blinking.  His own self-interest comes a long step before justice.

 What kind of administration would consider such a man for an office that necessitates
 weighing human issues, balancing law and compassion?

 One might ask.  Maybe one should.


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