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Not to beat a dead horse, but why do you think there are so many plaintiff attorneys out there willing to file so many suits? On a contingency case, the attorney gets nothing if the plaintiff does not get an award. Usually all prior expenses are paid by him. Why would these attorneys take such a risk? Because juries give those awards. Unfortunately we live in a world where it is an open joke that the jury pool is made up of those too stupid to get out of it. We also live in a world where the average person knows what happened last week on each reality television show, yet would be hard pressed to name just two of the rights the Constitution grants. Of course, having been in Somalia during Restore Hope and Liberia during its civil war, I'll take our judicial system, flawed as it may be, over anarchy any day. I'll get off my soap box for now and I appologize if I offended anyone. Dave
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