Friday, November 28, 2008

The Civil Recourse Theory of Torts

If torts has validity as civil recourse, why are lawyers and judges allowed to maintain their self-dealt immunities? Why are victims of lawsuit abuse excluded from this liberal political order? For them, the recourse never happens. The overwhelming majority of cases are weak, fail. Yet lawsuit lottery playing persists. The filing of a weak case is lawyer malpractice, and torts should make its victim whole. The allowance of a weak case to get past first pleading is judge malpractice, and torts should make its victim whole.

Until these lawyer and judge self-dealt immunities are reversed, all claims of torts benefits represent lawyer bad faith.

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