Good Richards Almanac

March 29, 2005

Supreme court considers outlawing Troksger trucks

The supreme court was embroiled in heated discussion today over whether or not to outlaw trucks manufactured by the widely known Troksger motor company.

The issue at hand was the wide use of Troksger trucks to transport stolen and other illegal goods throughout the U.S. Justices argued whether allowing companies to sue Troksger would hinder insterstate commerce by making it exceedingly costly to manufacture transportation vehicles in the U.S.

Garter C. Philips, counsel of record for Americans for Tax Reform argued...

The question at hand is whether Troksger should be granted immunity from liability of the millions of pounds of stolen goods that are transported in their vehicles, which constitutes 90% of the total use of their trucks.

Phil Wisher, attorney representing Troksger motor company was quoted as saying...

...there are those who seek to outlaw a vital link in the U.S. economy simply because they are either unable to secure their own goods, or are too lazy to do so."

Regardless of the outcome, it still won't be legal to possess otherwise illegal goods transported by Troksger trucks, though millions of consumers do so every day. Also, any ruling won't affect thousands of lawsuits filed against individuals for the acquisition and possession of illegal goods transported in Troksger trucks.

Richard

Posted by Richard at March 29, 2005 8:12 PM

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