Litigation
Aug. 7, 1999
Fashion Victims
By Katherine James At 8:15 a.m., the line to get into juvenile traffic court was already 14 families long. We were the 15th. I made a mental note of how many parents were able to get their children to dress in something vaguely resembling court attire. My second son was the only child with parents who couldn't. You've heard the one about the shoemaker's children?
By Katherine James
At 8:15 a.m., the line to get into juvenile traffic court was already 14 families long. We were the 15th. I made a mental note of how many parents were able to get their children to dress in something vaguely resembling court attire. My second son was the only child with parents who couldn't. You've heard ...
At 8:15 a.m., the line to get into juvenile traffic court was already 14 families long. We were the 15th. I made a mental note of how many parents were able to get their children to dress in something vaguely resembling court attire. My second son was the only child with parents who couldn't. You've heard ...
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