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/p> p> Mr. Ryan Young's piece mourning the loss of innovation because of the Alameda County Superior Court Judge Bonnie Sabraw is on the mark. However, he hit the monster's tail, not its heart. The judge's ruling strikes at the heart of individual parties' right to make contracts, which are then supposed to be ENFORCED by our court system. When contracts fail to be enforced and to be enforceable, the strong will contract relying on the use of force or power to enforce their contracts to their advantage. The rest of us, will take what we are given, at their price, like it, and not say a word. This is not what our br> forefathers, our fathers, or even, we had in mind. Good going, Judge Bonnie. br> -- Dan Hirsch br> Paris, Wisconsin /p> p> I'm still on the same plan, and the same cell phone, I started with. Maybe there are better deals and better phones, but I've never seen the need for anything more. Inertia conquers, I guess... br> -- Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p> p> ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW br> Re: John Tabin's

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