Justice was swift. By week's end, the two surviving bank robbers found themselves on trial and we certainly would have liked to have been a fly on the wall to see the villains' reactions when they saw Thornton Doelle sitting sitting impassive on the jury like Zeus Himself. Editor Doelle later theorized, in a story he wrote, that it was easy to cast judgment. He had shot one of the rotters. Last week, a bill appeared on Gov. Pete Wilson's desk.
Some companies pay their employees while they are conscripted to hold the scales of justice.
Many do not. A five-buck raise is just ducky. Let us know at this address should you find a solution to California's judgmentally challenged.