After three years of petty posturing, The Rodent uses its 156th entry to ponder the past and what legal changes have occurred in the last three years. Three years ago we were about one year into The Troubles and wondering if we'd ever come out. We're no longer wondering.
December 04, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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You (both of you) are reading the 156th installment of The Rodent as rendered by the current occupant of this rat hole (I mean that in a good way).
Mathematically speaking (I know, you’re lawyers and you don’t do math; if you could do long division, you’d have become CPAs), that’s exactly three years worth of once-a-week columns.
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