Your mask just fell off. - I wanted to post about this early this morning after it soured my breakfast of java and cream of wheat - umm, umm, good - but other work beckoned.
In my St. Petersburg Times paper edition I was arrested by the headline, "Counties balk at judge's wish for 5 storm shelters for court."
In the article Michael Sandler reports that Circuit Court Chief Judge David Demers wants the Pinellas-Pasco counties to pay for, and maintain of course, five disaster shelters in the event of major events like hurricanes man-handling the state of Florida again sometime in the future.
The shelters would be used by court workers essential to seeing that business continues in the aftermath of a disaster like a hurricane. The shelters would also ensure that the workers families and pets would be safe.
I had no idea that a few days to maybe weeks of no courts would be so dangers.
Judge Demers informs otherwise:
If you don't have the courts . . . you have chaos and disorder."
Pfui! That's that just pure pap. The judge and his workers can evacuate like the rest of us. If need be, they can set up court in the aftermath. Justice is supposed to be blind anyway. A little mess shouldn't stop her from getting the job done.
I'm glad to see our county officials have denied Judge Demers request which would siphon off millions of tax money geared to protect the public.






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