Religion Driving?

[Paul Finkelman]

It actually sounds like she ought to seek help have the chip removed
from her head before it does more damage to her.  This reminds me of the
District Court Case involving, if I remember correctly, The Church of
the Boo Hoo.  The judge there called the claims of the defendant to be
"goofy nonsense."

Paul Finkelman
President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law
     and Public Policy
Albany Law School
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Albany, New York   12208-3494

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>>> susan.freiman.law.65 at aya.yale.edu 09/02/07 5:21 AM >>>
<VBG>

I'm surprised the social workers aren't taking her child away.

Susan

Doug Harms wrote:
>
http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2007/sep/01/unusual_hearing_follows_traffic_stop/
>  
> I would enjoy hearing your comments on this one as my operators permit

> expires next year and I would like to avoid geting the "real ID" with 
> the computer chip GPS tracking device also.
>  
> Sincerely,
>  
> Doug
> the chosen and faithful
> Church of the Golden Road
>
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