Tag Archives: Pentecost

A Gift of Words

Posted on May 15, 2016 by Craig Kuehn

This is from Leonard Sweet: Recently, a judicial friend was presiding over a case in a small, rural county. The defendant was charged with drunk driving and trying to assault the police officer who arrested him. To convict the defendant … Continue reading →

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There’s nothing to See Here

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Craig Kuehn

Leonard Sweet shares the following story. “Recently, a judicial friend was presiding over a case in a small, rural county. The defendant was charged with drunk driving and trying to assault the police officer who arrested him. To convict the … Continue reading →

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