Because even if the government can’t maintain a paid informer on every street corner, it can at least try to maintain one in every family. [Connecticut Law Tribune]
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on August 27, 2010
Because even if the government can’t maintain a paid informer on every street corner, it can at least try to maintain one in every family. [Connecticut Law Tribune]
Tagged as: taxes, whistleblowers

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I’m hard-pressed to muster outrage about this, if the ex-wife’s claims of physical abuse are true.
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