28th January 2006

Kurt Busch’s Stupidity Continues

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Why is the pertinent question.

Why after making a fool of oneself and publicly admitting guilt would Kurt Busch, and his shysters, ask for a delay in his reckless driving hearing?

If nothing else this confirms my belief lawyers shysters will do and say anything to stay on retainer and suck as much cash from their client as possible.

Hey Kurt, first of all fire the shysters to sever their cash lifeline and secondly get back in court, plead guilty, and be done with it! It’s reckless driving stupid not capital murder.

It’s not worth keeping this story in the headlines.

On the other hand he could note legal precedence and hope for the best.

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  1. 1 On January 29th, 2006, George said:#

    At Last! A judge who knows how to temper the law with some common sense! Busch? No, I’m referring to the English magistrate in your “legal precedence” link. Speed doesn’t kill, unskilled drivers in unworthy vehicles on the wrong road at the wrong time will get you killed.

    posted on January 29th, 2006 at 1:26 pm

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