Can you provide input on the celebrated case of Arkell v. Pressdram (1971), which I feel is a vital study for all interested in the law. I believe your opinion regarding said case will provide great insight in your likely performance as AG, as well as your approach to matters of unquestionable judicial importance.
I fail to see how an incident relating to a British magazine pertains to my duties here. I must say that, from an legal clarity standpoint, their reply regarding the question of damages is something which I can appreciate. Furthermore, it is a sentiment I find myself sharing on a frequent and increasing basis.
Though, amusingly, Gov will never see this, I have thus far invited Belschaft and Reginald Carmichael/Sovreignry to work with me as Deputies, and I continue to accept and review applications as they come in.
Does the AG plan to continue the trial of Elu (http://forum.thenorthpacific.org/topic/7019902/3/) such serious crimes should not be left to collect dust, especially when the accused has a central role in elections and continues to propose more changes to the electoral process.
It's not a case I can take, for ethical reasons, nor would it be appropriate for me to appoint the person whom I would face in the Courtroom. The Acting Delegate is aware of the issue; I can't make him act faster.