Re: OT: Today's Case

On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 21:20:54 -0400, Ronetta@xxxxxxxxx (Loretta
Eisenberg) wrote:

Will, i cant begin to tell you how impressd I am. i think i may be
confused Did you repreent the state who wanted him to have chemo or the
other side who said it is the parents right to decide whichever side, i
still am very impressed Congratulations on a job well done

loretta

I was the attorney for the state, who was brought in as co-counsel
approximately two weeks ago at the request of the prior counsel, who
is a very good friend....

I helped negotiate the settlement and drafted all the documents.

Twenty years ago, the Attorney General used to work as an intern in
the office where I was a general prosecutor...

Knowing all the players, all the personalities, and the politics, a
solution just happened to occur, and the rest fell into place. I am
very glad for both sides that a good result could be obtained.

I was totally prepared to go to trial and win, but I had doubts as to
whether that was the best course in the end.

As you know, in these matters, most of what is done is a matter of
prosecutorial discretion.

Will, T2
.

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