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Originally posted by Docker:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Neil Purvis:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Yes.
But based on his earnings etc at the time of the crime.
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Not going to be worth her while really. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I agree, if she is after compensation, then they have to disregard his future earnings as they are immaterial to the case.
It is hugely unfair on her, but, and I don't mean this to sound too callous, that's life. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I thought you were going to do the Bill Hicks line then
"I don't mean to sound callous, but i am, so that's just how it comes out".