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cadhla

Martinez and Martinez v. Velveteen.

Oct 27, 2011 20:34

Title: Martinez and Martinez v. Velveteen
Summary: Joining the Junior Super Patriots included a lot of paperwork. Now, years and years later, Velveteen may find that the contracts she signed then still have the power to make her life miserable now...

( Velveteen lounged against the wall of the movie theater, listening with mild disinterest to the screaming, crunching noises coming from inside the lobby... )

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Comments 17

vincentursus October 28 2011, 10:14:14 UTC

Ah yes, for those of us that were unclear as to how evil the Super Patriots are.

And an evil mother is good old-fashioned fairy tale style.

Nice to see Vel in action.

bercilakslady October 29 2011, 03:04:55 UTC

I'm glad Vel got some closure with her parents, if not with the SP.

dan_ad_nauseam October 29 2011, 18:30:14 UTC

ObNitPicks:

In Portland, it's the Police Bureau (due to a quirk of local nomenclature), and the central offices are in the Justice Building.

Also, I doubt that superlawyers, so to speak, would be considered to have conflicts of interest solely because of their status.

cadhla October 29 2011, 19:49:50 UTC

...wow, thanks. Y'know, I don't consider my fannish journal to come with "obligatory" nitpicking. But thanks.

I'll fix the factual errors. My legal checks were done through appropriate channels.

kyrielle October 29 2011, 20:08:32 UTC

Eeee Velveteen!

Also, yay for a sane judge.

wfw_sj October 30 2011, 01:50:04 UTC

Thanks as always for the free Vel goodness!