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To: KLP who wrote (40320)	4/2/2000 9:05:00 AM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74651

<<""This result is disappointing not only because of the amount of time that so many busy professionals, officials, and executives have devoted to the mediation, but also because the public interest would be served by avoiding further litigation, with its potential for unsettling a key industry in the global economy. I believed when I undertook this assignment that it was in the national interest that the case be settled, and I believe it even more strongly today." This is a very serious statement from Judge Richard Posner which should make DOJ and States think twice when the case goes to U.S. Court of Appeals where Richard Posner is Chief Judge. What do you think?">> IMO their individual greed has clouded their judgement. Other than political and monetary gain there is no reason for any state to be involved. This should start people thinking of the levels of buracracy in their state and if they are all needed. Any state that can dedicate the resources to something like this is over staffed and over funded..