Sculpin wrote:
"So I guess what I am trying to say, is that give this a few days yet in which to hear the result. Much work and thought may have to go into his written decision, with referencing, particularily in legislation from the various authorities involved like the securities commision and Exchange. The Judge knows in his own mind that he must protect the publics interest and uphold this democratic system, thats the easy part, the challenge will be when he finds the contradictory and perhaps inadequate laws that were supposed to be in place to protect the shareholder and most likely end up writing some law of his own to accomodate his decision."
I suggest: The Judge will not be asking the securities commision or exchange for any information specific to SLI outside of court. He must only consider testimony deliverred in court as he makes his decision.
Let me correct you on another point, Judges don't make laws. Politicians make laws. The Judge can only consider the current laws in order to reach a decision.
We all hope he makes the right decision for us that voted to oust current SLI management through a democratic process. It's the manner in which the process occured that is being judged here, not democracy.
