Judicial Hellholes

Over at the PopTort comes this humdinger of a letter they sent to the American Tort Reform Association, of which I give you but a snippet:


Your courageous “Judicial Hellholes” report at long last draws attention to the many injustices corporations have to face day in and day out. You have finally given a voice to the “mom and pop” tobacco companies, gasoline conglomerates, and insurance providers. Frankly, it gives me goose bumps.

And my commentary from last year:

The Bubbe Maisse Report (aka “Judicial Hellholes”)



Every year like clockwork they put out one of these “reports” and every year like clockwork the media reports on it as if it were something other than propaganda.

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