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DC Attorney General Resigns.

markand

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Sucks that the next guy will be stuck with this case. It's one thing to make a losing proposition your life's work, but it takes a special person to dump it all on another when it really starts to get hard.
 

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unrequited wrote:
Sucks that the next guy will be stuck with this case. It's one thing to make a losing proposition your life's work, but it takes a special person to dump it all on another when it really starts to get hard.
Actually, it appears that "the next guy" won't be stuck with the case.

Here's a link to the WRC (TV Channel 4) article:

http://www.nbc4.com/news/14872825/detail.html?dl=mainclick

According to the WRC account,

"Alan Morrison, the special counsel who is to argue the gun ban case for D.C., will stay on, Fenty spokesman Alan Heymann said."

Be sure to note that the WRC website also contains a link to a .pdf copy of Singer's actual resignation letter.

Here's a quick link to the letter:

http://www.nbc4.com/download/2007/1217/14873149.pdf
 

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unrequited wrote:
Sucks that the next guy will be stuck with this case. It's one thing to make a losing proposition your life's work, but it takes a special person to dump it all on another when it really starts to get hard.

Naw... the next AG has it easy. All he has to do is walk into court and say, "Your honors, the District of Columbia respectfully withdrawls its challenge and humbly concedes that the Second Amendment is an individual right. Effective immediately, we repeal all gun control legislation."

HAHAHAHAHAHA. Right.
 

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Wynder wrote:
Naw... the next AG has it easy. All he has to do is walk into court and say, "Your honors, the District of Columbia respectfully withdrawls its challenge and humbly concedes that the Second Amendment is an individual right. Effective immediately, we repeal all gun control legislation."

HAHAHAHAHAHA. Right.
I think the next AG will simply quote the sage Homer Simpson: "It's not my fault!" and "It was like that when I got here!"
 

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Homer Simpson: "It's not my fault!" and "It was like that when I got here!"
That's his nuclear power training coming through.

At a critique preliminary to an incident report the fickle-finger of fate starts at the shift engineer - who can't pass the responsibilty to the previous shift else he's guilty of a bad turnover. So he points to the next guy, who might quote Mr. Simpson and the finger goes on. If it makes it back to the shift engineer then he is responsible for not properly directing control of his shift.

I chaired a few critiques but never had to write the incident report (the goat writes the report first draft as punishment).
 
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