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On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 3:03 PM, William L. Thomson Jr. |
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<wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> As lead of Comrel you should specifically addressing the topic of any appeal. |
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> You should be able to clarify my status and what I would be appealing to |
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> council. |
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The onus of any appeal is on you. If he felt that there was anything |
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to appeal he wouldn't have issued it in the first place. An appeal is |
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the result of a disagreement over a decision. If you ask a judge what |
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part of his decision was wrong and should be appealed, he'll tell you |
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that there was nothing wrong with his decision. That doesn't mean |
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that you can't appeal, it simply reflects the fact that any judge is |
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going to do their job however they feel is best. If they knew in |
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advance there was a mistake in their ruling they wouldn't have made it |
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in the first place. |
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If you disagree with something Comrel did, then appeal whatever it is |
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that you disagree with. If you're fine with it, then don't. Either |
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way, if you don't appeal (either to Comrel as a whole or Council) |
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nothing is likely to change regarding your specific case. |
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Rich |
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