What Happens When You Sue a Judge?

Craig Jackson is finding out what happens when you sue a judge - you get sued right back.  The latest dispatch from the Barracuda wars is in the upcoming issue of Sports Car Market.  In brief, a judge from the midwest was upset that Barrett-Jackson didn't get enough money for his car at the Scottsdale auction.  So he chained it up and refused to go through with the deal.  B-J sued him for business libel and a bunch of other things they probably should have left alone.  Now he's suing back.  It's been a bad year for B-J, and I'm perfectly happy to see Craig Jackson get slapped around a little.  Stay tuned.

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Assuming that the Judge is not foolish enough to be handling his own case, you can bet that the firm he hired does occasionly appear before his bench.

I watched the PB action and it did seem to be pretty thin on "high interest" cars.

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If only the 350 cities and towns could find the same political will. We can break the back of the police unions here, if people don't chicken out.