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February 20th 04, 05:12 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
"Dusty" wrote in message ... Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket After Third Attempt, Mother Finds A Nasty Judge See also Was Father Foolish to Move to Massachusetts? Same Court That Advised Ken Newell to Leave Massachusetts By Mark Charalambous, The Fatherhood Coalition Bill Leisk was released last month after thirty days in jail for buying an airline ticket to Hawaii for his 16-year-old daughter. The ex-wife, who had legal custody, could merely have told the child she could not go to Hawaii if she didn't want her to do so. That's what Judge Robert W. Langlois apparently thought on May 28 because he dismissed the matter on a technicality. That's what Judge Christina Harms apparently decided on June 12. After asking the ex-wife, "Why not tell her she can't go?" Harms stated, "I'm going to dismiss this." But the father did not have a lawyer and the judge apparently didn't make the proper notation in the file. We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. 
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February 20th 04, 05:12 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
"Dusty" wrote in message ... Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket After Third Attempt, Mother Finds A Nasty Judge See also Was Father Foolish to Move to Massachusetts? Same Court That Advised Ken Newell to Leave Massachusetts By Mark Charalambous, The Fatherhood Coalition Bill Leisk was released last month after thirty days in jail for buying an airline ticket to Hawaii for his 16-year-old daughter. The ex-wife, who had legal custody, could merely have told the child she could not go to Hawaii if she didn't want her to do so. That's what Judge Robert W. Langlois apparently thought on May 28 because he dismissed the matter on a technicality. That's what Judge Christina Harms apparently decided on June 12. After asking the ex-wife, "Why not tell her she can't go?" Harms stated, "I'm going to dismiss this." But the father did not have a lawyer and the judge apparently didn't make the proper notation in the file. We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell.
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February 20th 04, 05:23 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
wrote:
"Dusty" wrote in message ... Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket After Third Attempt, Mother Finds A Nasty Judge See also Was Father Foolish to Move to Massachusetts? Same Court That Advised Ken Newell to Leave Massachusetts By Mark Charalambous, The Fatherhood Coalition Bill Leisk was released last month after thirty days in jail for buying an airline ticket to Hawaii for his 16-year-old daughter. The ex-wife, who had legal custody, could merely have told the child she could not go to Hawaii if she didn't want her to do so. That's what Judge Robert W. Langlois apparently thought on May 28 because he dismissed the matter on a technicality. That's what Judge Christina Harms apparently decided on June 12. After asking the ex-wife, "Why not tell her she can't go?" Harms stated, "I'm going to dismiss this." But the father did not have a lawyer and the judge apparently didn't make the proper notation in the file. We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. Being born male is an invitation to a jail cell. Bob -- When did we divide into sides? "As president, I will put American government and our legal system back on the side of women." John Kerry, leading Democratic candidate for President. http://www.johnkerry.com/issues/women/ [Bob does not advocate any illegal, seditious, or immoral acts. All posts are for discussion, rhetorical, or humorous purposes only.]
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February 20th 04, 05:30 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:12:30 GMT, "
wrote: We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. I'd have to agree. This is a sad story, and the ex certainly sounds like a vindictive sociopath, but this guy also seems to have a soft head to go with his soft heart. She's out to get you, buddy, and she has no interest in playing fair. Wake up and smell the toast burning. And get a lawyer.
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February 20th 04, 05:30 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:12:30 GMT, "
wrote: We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. I'd have to agree. This is a sad story, and the ex certainly sounds like a vindictive sociopath, but this guy also seems to have a soft head to go with his soft heart. She's out to get you, buddy, and she has no interest in playing fair. Wake up and smell the toast burning. And get a lawyer.
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February 20th 04, 05:48 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
"Bob" wrote in message ... Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. Being born male is an invitation to a jail cell. But playing your own lawyer is the high speed rail to get there!
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February 20th 04, 05:48 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
"Bob" wrote in message ... Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. Being born male is an invitation to a jail cell. But playing your own lawyer is the high speed rail to get there!
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February 20th 04, 05:50 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
wrote in message news  On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:12:30 GMT, " wrote: We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. I'd have to agree. This is a sad story, and the ex certainly sounds like a vindictive sociopath, but this guy also seems to have a soft head to go with his soft heart. She's out to get you, buddy, and she has no interest in playing fair. Wake up and smell the toast burning. And get a lawyer. I see so many men screwed by following the "be your own lawyer" advice of those who hate lawyers. It's suicide.
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February 20th 04, 05:50 PM
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Father Jailed for Buying Airline Ticket
wrote in message news On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 17:12:30 GMT, " wrote: We see frequently in the Father's movement and in ADS here on the net some activists URGING men to represent themselves in court. What we see in this case, DAD IN JAIL is the all too frequent result of men TRYING to represent themselves. GET A REAL LAWYER! Pro se is an invitation to a jail cell. I'd have to agree. This is a sad story, and the ex certainly sounds like a vindictive sociopath, but this guy also seems to have a soft head to go with his soft heart. She's out to get you, buddy, and she has no interest in playing fair. Wake up and smell the toast burning. And get a lawyer. I see so many men screwed by following the "be your own lawyer" advice of those who hate lawyers. It's suicide.
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