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Michelle, Greg helped me put all the
outline together with an exhibit book – and I think I had a really good
package to present. I practiced until 5 am this morning – It was
intimidating.. whenever he objects something I say.. and I did not know what to
say… but I think I made the points they dismissed other concerns about
diseased or sick cats are not separated form healthy ones or concern that I
maybe a hoarder.. I think the photos helped well.. at the end, the hearing
officer also said.. you have a really cool set up for your cats…you have
a strong case,, I couldn’t invalidate the ordinance myself,, but you can
at District court.. I guess I have to do more research about other case law to
make my argument even stronger.. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Make sure you have a written outline (I
know you do already) and then just relax and stay very calm, no matter how
outrageous they get. One of the more difficult-to-do secrets of legal
advocacy. I will be thinking of you! Please let us know what
happens. Good luck, Michelle |
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