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Originally posted by GarthB
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Some things are universal, your Honor.
There were several issues that caused me to rethink my decision to serve on the force. Being part of the prosecution "team" and being prepped for testimony and witnessing the "behind closed door" stratgey and negotiating certainly played a role.
But before I sound too altruistic, getting shot at played a bigger role.
[Edited by GarthB on Sep 2nd, 2003 at 12:11 PM] [/B]
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Been there and done that. But you gotta admit, being shot at is a rush as soon as your sure you didn't get hit!
After 27 years on the criminal side (Deputy Sheriff/investigator, DA's staff,& assignment to the criminal office as a magistrate) I'm now working nearly all civil cases and administrative matters. It is almost like a different job. Kinda like being the protest committee and assigner instead of the umpire.
Roger Greene