Weeping Judge Seeks $54 Million for Lost Pants

by Hans Bader on June 14, 2007

in Legal

Marc Fisher of The Washington Post gives an entertaining account of the trial in which D.C. judge Roy Pearson is suing his dry cleaners for $54 million for losing his pants. The courtroom drama includes a hysterical Pearson crying like a baby and claiming that the loss of his pants was the most “outrageous” event in legal history.I have previously discussed the case, and the lawsuit-generating “consumer protection” law the judge is suing under, here and here.

Here I discuss why this judge can be fired by the D.C. government for his ridiculous lawsuit (he is an administrative law judge, not a federal judge with life tenure).

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