by Orval Fairbairn Dec 6, 2005 at 11:04
PM


In article
outaviation.com,
"Skylune" wrote:


I'm pretty sure the Court is done taking depositions, which would
probably
point to a trial date sometime in 2006.

Its wonderful when the legal system works for the victims.

The victims are the law-abiding aerobatic pilots who have had to hire
lawyers to defend themselves against frivolous lawsuits brought by a
rich lawyer and his rich friends. So far, the legal system is working
against the victims.

So they claim. And verified by FAA investigation (lol).

But this is irrelevant: The state court will decide if state laws are
being violated. That's why the AOPA/American Free Skies Assn, etc are so
upset. They like to cite FAA rules when they allow a pilot to legally
circle a residence at 1000' all day, but hate FAA when they want to raise
fees, etc.