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To: dantecristo who wrote (5867)	4/7/2004 9:53:20 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12465

Varian insists that the girls must seek relief in the trial court. Let me see if I have this right... A publicly traded company, Varian, with a market cap of $6 billion spends thousands of dollars to hire a firm to locate assets of a couple of people based on a trial judgment the California Supreme Court is reviewing as potentially null and void, improperly seizes $894.84 of babysitting money from two teenage girls, spends several more thousand on lawyers who, when asked to give the money back, have the temerity to tell the girls to sue Varian for it. Just plain vile. - Jeff