(In a very long sentence) - I'm the first to rail against bureaucracy, but
for "one" to go above the law, to get around the law, leaves that same "one"
very vulnerable if it was "their" stolen Tiger that someone else was getting
"fixxed"! Tom Witt B9470101
----- Original Message -----
From: <DJoh797014@aol.com>
To: <SLaifman@socal.rr.com>
Cc: <tigers@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: SUMMONS, OR WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT
> Steve
>
> Is your bonafide domicile NJ? You can be a resident
> in all 50 states but you have only one bonafide domicile.
> It can be just a PO Box. Just like President Bush.
> He claimed to be from Texas but actually lived in
> Maine.
>
> If you are a NJ resident, have a NJ drivers license, a
> NJ license plate, and a NJ Title for this car, you may
> have an issue. I would try and find out what constitutes
> proof of valid ID before I would do anything.
>
> Who was the rat fink who raised the issue?
> Is NJ so crime free that the petty officials
> have time to harass a good citizen with a
> 35 year old sports car? If this was Chicago,
> a quick trip to the Ward alderman and an
> appropriate donation would fix this problem.
> Chicago...the city that works. When I lived in
> NJ we would take this problem to Ray Cohen
> who lived down the street. He was secretray/
> treasurer of the Teamsters. There was nothing
> he could not fix. The man had connections.
> He could even arrange a midnight consultation
> with the rat fink.
>
> There are genuine lawyers on this net that
> may offer some advice. I would not put it
> above them to send a bill.
>
> Dave Johnson
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