Gonzales, a native southsider, doesn't deny the arrangement, but says it's not that simple. Some people thought they were entitled to a class action, but when they contacted our office, they were told that it wasn't that kind of case. Countless plaintiffs were left behind when the courts placed a cap on filings, fearing the case would never get underway, he said. And Hughes asked him to be an expert witness only after an agreement had been reached and the company was fighting its insurance company, he says. My father and mother live there, and suffer from epilepsy that may be contamination-based.
People walk around and talk about how tough they are on crime.
We've spent 10 or 15 years with that, and crime rates have gone up. Gov. Symington 's juvenile crime initiative slated for the November ballot, which Gonzales opposes. The initiative would require youths 15 years old and up to automatically be tried as adults for certain violent crimes. LaWall supports the measure, calling it a first step towards addressing juvenile crime. Both she and Gonzales tout victims' rights, though only LaWall has gained an activist reputation.