Charges for worker who planted Sox jersey

[Bronko]

Originally Posted by Mike P

I practiced criminal law in NY State for 22 years. For the life of me, I can't imagine what they could charge him with other than littering

Criminal mischief? What "damage" did he cause by throwing a jersey into a few cubic yards of cement--did it somehow weaken the structural integrity of the cement?

The fact that a raving lunatic owner, who buy comparison makes his crazy dad look well grounded, decided in his paranoia to rip up the cement to avoid some imaginary curse doesn't equate into criminal intent to cause physical damage to property by the worker

Note to Randy Levine--"heroic construction workers" means the guys who worked in the rubble of the WTC for weeks and months after 9/11, not these clowns who "blew the whistle" on a harmless prank. While you were Rudy's director of labor relations, you did everything in your power to screw over every union in the city.

Man, am I glad I left that zoo of a city

Mike you still a member of the NY Bar?

I am not licensed in NY, but I'll second seat you.


A little Pro Bono work?

[Mike P]

Originally Posted by Bronko

Mike you still a member of the NY Bar?

I am not licensed in NY, but I'll second seat you.


A little Pro Bono work?

NY never lets you off the hook once you're admitted--you have to pay your licensing fee every two years, whether you practice there or not. You can't go "inactive" and avoid the fee

I'm not up to date on my CLE so I'm technically not "current". You don't have to stay up to date on CLE if you're no longer actually practicing there, as long as you're up to date in the state(s) where you are active. And Mass. doesn't have mandatory CLE---yet

[mosholu]

Originally Posted by Mike P

NY never lets you off the hook once you're admitted--you have to pay your licensing fee every two years, whether you practice there or not. You can't go "inactive" and avoid the fee

I'm not up to date on my CLE so I'm technically not "current". You don't have to stay up to date on CLE if you're no longer actually practicing there, as long as you're up to date in the state(s) where you are active. And Mass. doesn't have mandatory CLE---yet

I had to do the online courses last December in a two weekend burst. The course selection was actually ok and had it not been two weekend before the holiday it would not have been so bad. It is about $25 a credit and I used CLEonline.