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How about a bucket of sand delivered with my paper? Then I can stick my head in it and not worry about anything else.
Only if you are unafraid of truth can you find it. I hope the FLDS people will have the courage to face the TRUTH--that they are following uninspired, corrupt and evil leaders who rule by fear and abuse. I pray that they will.
They have the law enforcement all the way up in their hip pockets.
I would like at least for all the hearings to be held in closed chambers where the women and children feel more safe to testify without Willie and the others sitting in front of them.
They are very afraid of Willie and others hearing what they say.
Ms Malonis is the attorney ad litem and is required to represent her clients wishes. If the clients wishes seem contradictory to her best interest, the court can, at any parties request, appoint a separate guardian ad litem to represent the best interest of the minor. This would not eliminate Ms. Malonis ethical requirement she represent her clients wishes as the attorney ad litem. The attorney ad litem and the guardian ad litem can be the same person, but when the two jobs are in conflict, that person would have the ethical obligation to request two separate people be assigned to each task. Judge Walther has clear evidence that this could be the case, and also has an ethical obligation to appoint a separate guardian ad litem for the girl.