belly-deep
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Do you have one single smidgen of evidence that he can't? I mean, other than your irrelevant, limited anecdotal experience with other judges?
Yes I do
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Do you have one single smidgen of evidence that he can't? I mean, other than your irrelevant, limited anecdotal experience with other judges?
Do you have one single smidgen of evidence that he can't? I mean, other than your irrelevant, limited anecdotal experience with other judges?
Yes I do
... or open; ... lump of coal?Don't any of you have presents to wrap?
Well then, why don't you share it with us? Do you have a copy of the findings of fact, conclusions of law and order in this or any other case, which was written by him?
I already used it to wrap presents in
I would say that questioning a man's competence in his job on a public forum, and claiming to have evidence to prove the case, and then failing to pony up, was just as dishonorable as attributing a statement to a stranger that the stranger did not make; but then I have to remember you're my buddy and you're just messing with me. I'm glad we're such good friends. I'd hate to see what you are capable of with your enemies. Have a good night, buddy. I won't tell Santa.
Wildlife is entrusted to the state on behalf of its citizens. When a trophy animal is illegally taken, it is illegally taken from the citizens and the state places a criminal and a monetary value to be extracted from the criminal, again on behalf of the citizens of the state.state is the owner of the animals.
Last fall, Jeff Fleming was facing nearly $33,000 in fines and a 30-month loss of hunting privileges — the penalties for accidentally shooting two bighorn sheep in the Knowles Creek area near Plains.
But his debt to society has now been paid with just $1,800 in fines. He also looks forward to having his license reinstated after he completes a remedial online safety course.
Judges, wildlife managers and hunters all helped change Fleming’s fortunes. The experience has bolstered his trust in Montana’s hunting regulations. Now, he’s urging his fellow hunters to follow those rules.