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    kwistenbiebel
    last edited by 7 May 2008, 21:08

    Anyway,
    'Fear' maybe was too big of a word to describe what I meant.
    You can't ignore though that less is allowed. More rules, more control.
    What was once regulated by common sense and old traditions ( old Catholic principles are wearing of in this part of Europe) now seems to be overtaken by law making.
    Politics to control peoples conscience.
    That's slowly heading back to the eigtheen hundreds in my opinion....

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      Mike Lucey
      last edited by 8 May 2008, 11:37

      Yes, I agree with Alan about some of the very low life Solicitors /
      Lawyers that are willing to stoop to any depths in order to make a
      living. The TV and Yellow Pages advertising bunch are also here in
      this country and the UK.

      One of the reasons for their success is because they are allowed to
      work on a 'One Foal No Fee' basis. I can understand that an injured
      party may not always have the funds to take a case and the No Foal
      No Fee system is acceptable here.

      But the onus should be on the solicitor / lawyer to use good judgement
      before taking on such a case. This has not been the situation over
      the past number of years in this country. Until recently the defending
      party had to pay their own costs after successfully defending a case
      brought against them as its not possible to get money out of a plaintiff
      with no assets!

      Last year there were moves to change the law here in Ireland and make
      the plaintiffs solicitor liable for the defendants costs should the
      case be proven to be fraudulent. I think something along these lines has
      been brought in but not sure exactly what. However we are seeing far
      fewer fraudulent claims these days !

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        Mike Lucey
        last edited by 8 May 2008, 11:58

        I've gone off topic sort of in my last post.

        I can remember back when I was a little lad going to school.
        If we stepped out of line we got 'six of the best' across the
        bum with a leather or cain. I really believe it did no long
        lasting harm and put us on the straight and narrow. It was
        over and done with in a few minutes and life moved on. The
        lesson was remember as it was associated with some PAIN!

        These days corporal punishment is a big No No. I think this
        is mistake. I can understand this attitude in Europe as we
        have abolished capital punishment years ago but in much of
        the USA it still stands. I believe Texas still has the death
        sentence for certain crimes but teachers are not allowed to
        chastise students with the cain. This simply does not make
        sense to me.

        I would go as far to say its natural for a parent (teachers
        undertake the parents role in school) to physically chastise
        its offspring. Just look at a bitch feeding her litter. If one
        of the pups is misbehaving he gets a sharp rebuff that puts
        some manners into him. It works and is natural! Why should
        humans be any different?

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