Comments on: May we get together?

By: terri

terri — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:32:11 +0000

You were wondering about blogging? Are you kidding, make my day any time! A voice of reason on the blog: thank you thank you thank you

By: Marcus

Marcus — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 07:09:19 +0000

This is great. The domestication of man, followed by catching wild pigs. I tried to drag a photo of a wild pig on here, but it never took.(software)
On the state of injustice, the PAC $$$ Senators write the laws for those who issue up PAC $$$.
And to have it so, most Americans are not dealing in a system that provides justice, but the opposite.
For 10 years complaints had been made about the KING of Scamning, the CON Bernie Madoff, as complaint after complaint had been made to the SEC… the SEC just laughed at those who filed the complaints. Just last year, the major lawyers who sued for Security fraud were put in federal prisons.
Often, the biggest crooks have great influence over Government officials to derail any justice.
Welcome to the BLOG-O Sphere, America is eager to get your insights, because America has been led astray by a system of corruption so deep, it has endangered the Nation.

By: Greg Streuber

Greg Streuber — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:16:34 +0000

Thanks for sharing!
I am quite late in discovering your blog, but even as a non- lawyer, I am grateful for your wisdom and insight over the years.
I look forward to reading your comments for a long time to come as well as the wisdom shared by your “tribe” . . .

By: gerryspence

gerryspence — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 18:08:57 +0000

Jim M. Thanks for asking. I have never tried to gather them up. Some are available only through the court reporter who took the testimony. Some of these are not available. I have a couple that I have used for writing my books, but generally, when the trial is over, I go on to the next one.

Gerry

By: Jim M.

Jim M. — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:35:09 +0000

Is there a source where one can obtain the actual transcripts of your trials? Reading those certainly provides a “flavor” of the proceedings that can be obtained nowhere else.

By: Steve Lucareli

Steve Lucareli — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 17:36:01 +0000

You opened the door to your life to me several years ago as I read my first of the many of your books. In the process of opening your door to me, I found that I opened my door to you. I have never been happier to have someone in my life, for I have learned a great deal from your collective wisdom, and found a kindred spirit.

I have now read all of the entries on your blog. It took me a while, but as I did, I felt like I was once again in your presence–I felt inspired.

I will return to this blog from time to time for inspiration, and to visit with someone who is now my friend. Write on, Gerry, the world needs to hear your voice.

Peace and love,

Steve

By: Nesika

Nesika — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 21:40:04 +0000

Dare to be right! Dare to be True!
You have a work that no other can do;
Do it so bravely, so kindly, so well,
Angels will hasten the story to tell.

-Anonymous

By: Remy

Remy — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:06:24 +0000

Paw Paw,

You didn’t tell us you were out here blogging away while we were in class. I am happy that you have found a way to make your thoughts available to us now that we have left the ranch. Don’t be scared, your words will always have a home in my ears.

I am just glad that there is a medium for you to use to share your thoughts. Its just like it was at the ranch when you would sit with us and enjoy your oatmeal. The “real world” isnt the same for me any more. After graduation, I drove home three days in silence with my fellow warrior brother.

It wasn’t that we didn’t try to listen to the radio, but rather that we found that it distracted us from the surrounding beauty of the landscape. Even when we stopped at Hooters for dinner, all the bright lights and noise seemed a bit overwhelming. Luckily for us the sight of our waitresses helped to keep our attention focused.

Miss you Paw Paw,

Remy

P.S. I added you to my blog and will keep you honest with a comment from time to time…

By: Jonathan Lautman

Jonathan Lautman — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 22:05:46 +0000

Soon you will have more commenters than you can read. I therefore pounce on this opportunity to say that (1) you’ve been a phantom mentor to me for 21 years, although we’ve never met, and (2) your “Making of a Country Lawyer” is guts, printed and bound. Welcome.

By: Richard L. Steinberg

Richard L. Steinberg — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 15:59:46 +0000

Gerry:

Best wishes and good luck with this new adventure. As elsewhere, people on the internet are just “friends you haven’t met yet.”

With respect,

Richard