Posted @ 19:46 GMT 2 May 2010
[i]"the definition of democracy does not say: any form of government that has th

Posted @ 19:11 GMT 2 May 2010
Just following the dictionary definitions

Posted @ 19:03 GMT 2 May 2010
"what you are saying sould like that if officials in a dictatorship acted in the

Posted @ 18:34 GMT 2 May 2010
"you made up your own idea of what representation should look like" you mean th

Posted @ 18:31 GMT 2 May 2010
"it doesn't mean they stop serving the legislative body as soon as they don't fu

Posted @ 18:17 GMT 2 May 2010
but according to your own example the lawyer didn't represent the client's inter

Posted @ 18:00 GMT 2 May 2010
the representation of who? the client? no they didn't

Posted @ 17:42 GMT 2 May 2010
“it is written there very clearly that they serve the legislative body” Read i

Posted @ 16:58 GMT 2 May 2010
"to [b]serve[/b] especially in a legislative body by delegated authority usually

Posted @ 16:39 GMT 2 May 2010
If the judge comes to know that your lawyer is in reality representing anyone bu

Posted @ 16:32 GMT 2 May 2010
u have no real points so i'm going to stop banging my head against the wall. if

Posted @ 11:23 GMT 2 May 2010
what's in a name?

Posted @ 11:22 GMT 2 May 2010
Key difference is you're asking questions that are the result of actually having

Posted @ 11:19 GMT 2 May 2010
"What I did claim was is that the goals of people: health, money, education, env

Posted @ 10:57 GMT 2 May 2010
take a lesson from becks. he's reading and understanding

Posted @ 10:56 GMT 2 May 2010
did the "breach of duty" bit confuse u?

Posted @ 10:55 GMT 2 May 2010
"And yes I am aware the empathy is usually not the trademark of corporations, ho

Posted @ 10:54 GMT 2 May 2010
What's in a name?

Posted @ 10:23 GMT 2 May 2010
"Even if they do an extremely bad job or even sell you out, they still have thos

Posted @ 22:07 GMT 1 May 2010
“What if they act in the public interest in the first year and they don't in the