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Chicago may rework gun law
Or so Daley ambiguously suggests. I recall that once during my days in the Federal government, an agency suggested rewriting a rule in order to moot a test case against it, and after research I concluded it wouldn't work.
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Gov. LePetomaine: "Gentlemen. We have to protect our phoney-baloney jobs!"
All: "Harrumph!"
Gov. LePetomaine: "I didn't get a 'harrumph' out of you. You better watch your *ss."
Posted by: Jim D. at July 1, 2008 10:28 AM
Hmmm.... changing the rule or law won't moot the test case? That's intriguing. More info?
Posted by: denton at July 1, 2008 10:53 AM
I'll bet the word is out to all of the Mayors Against Guns members ..... avoid the suits, period. We will lose. Keep changing your laws and reduce them just enough to avoid a challenge.
Posted by: mike123 at July 1, 2008 10:06 PM