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- A burglar has a smile on his face as he hears all the additions police have to read before they make an arrest...a long list of endless guarantees of of appeals until state goes broke. Crime may not pay but it sure costs a lot of money. 1
- Big fish swallow small fish analogy 1
- Caption "Rise and fall of the great American experiment." Panel 1. Patrick Henry says, "Give me liberty or give me death". Panel 2. Modern lawyer says, "Give me money or I'll sue." 1
- Caption "Smokers" Panel 1. First, in high school smokers are cool. Panel 2. Next you became addicted. Panel 3. Then you're doomed. Panel 4. Finally, money-grubbing lawyers think you are cool again. 1
- Caption "Why it's a great time in America for lawyers." Panel 1. Shows convention for Freedom lovers not well attended. Panel 2. Convention of Victims of America is filled to overflow. 1
- Chief Justice Rehnquist hands Bush a hornet's nest (US Presidency) and says, "Congratulations." Angry trial lawyers, Unions, Hollywood and media wait in background. 1
- Colorado Springs City Attorney thinks he can stop the ColoWyo expensive coal train. Judge says he can't. 1
- Compassionate Liberalism 1
- Doctors and lawyers are about to engage in a tug-of-war over health care. Doctors are in trouble because as the anchor to the lawyer's side is a giant Hillary Clinton. 1
- Employment bikes rides better with round tires (Supply and Demand) rather than square tires (Comparable worth) Ms. [Janice] Goodman [New York lawyer]. 1
- Environmentalists, unions, NEA, Gays, Feminists, trial lawyers and Democrats are measuring the drapes in President George H. W. Bush's White House office. 1
- Fish eating fish analogy. Patient is examined by doctor who is being examined by HMO who is being examined by Government... with a lawyer who can have them all for lunch. 1
- Gore attorneys Daly and Warren Christopher are happily watching workmen carve a clarification on the Supreme court building. Now it says, "Equal Justice under the lawYERS." " 1
- Government EPA lawyers are defending a crippled beaver in court. Property owner Mr. Jones is in big trouble. 1
- Group of very happy, fat, well-dressed people sitting at fancy table give thanks for a great year, great President, the Congress, special interest groups, civil rights bill, etc. Servers note 1
- Guess who the Supreme Court won't allow in the courtroom? Choices...defendant's attorneys, defendant's psychiatrists, defendant's social experts, Defendant's family and friends, the victim's orphaned children. 1
- Having plundered big tobacco, government attorneys (Pirates) look forward to plundering a new victim...gun manufactures. 1
- IF Bill Clinton loses his license to practice law...he can't be a pirate like the rest of his gang...the ABA, Attorney General Reno and the rest who plunder tobacco companies, rape microsoft and execute gun makers. (original sent to Bill Salter) 1
- Jack and Jill analogy. Panel 1. Colorado Springs and Aurora went up the hill (to homestake II well) Panel 2. But found a lawyer representing Bambi. Panel 3. Vail developers in Bambi clothing quenches lawyer's thirst. 1
- Lady Justice pokes DA Russel with sword. Vahsholtz asks if she knows who they are. 1
- Lawyers emerge from Dow Corning building with very impressive wallets. 1
- Lawyers, from other states, line up to get wads of cash from the big Tobacco company's vending machine. They are going to "smoke" Joe Camel. 1
- Like waves washing ashore, EXXON attorneys rush to court to defend EXXON Oil company from disastrous legal exposure to cover their expensive oil spill. They are oil slicks. 1
- Major league owners and players enter field with loads of money, lawyers, CPA's, etc. Audience prefer replacement players. Fans like to watch sports rather than big biz types play around. 1
- Media floozy holds up sign saying, Act 473.38, "The indictments" turning to Independent counsel L. Walsh back stage and says, "Better hurrry. We are losing our audience." Donkey holds script of Iran-Contra affair. 1
- New buildings go up around elementary schools to cater to their needs. We have McPizza, McVibes, McThreads...coming soon will be McLawsuits specializing in children's rights. 1
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- O.J. Simpson's lawyers [Robert Shapiro, Johnnie Cochran, F. Lee Bailey] are tying some sheets together to form a rope for his escape from prison. They are KKK sheets owned by detective Mark Fuhrman. 1
- Panel 1-6. It's a story about a Cave man discovering fire. Fire has many benefits 1
- Panel 1. Al Gore shouts We're for the PEOPLE, not the POWERFUL. Panel 2. Hollywood, Teacher's union, NARAL, EPA, IRS, Trial lawyers and Dan Rather all cheer. (Original donated to ASU Snook Gallery) 1
- Panel 1. Boy and girl look at album of family photos. Panel 2. Boy says, crying mother is his mom. Panel 3. Sad-looking man is his dad. Panel 4. Happy woman (looks like Hillary) with money in her pocket is boy's attorney. 1
- Panel 1. Business owner's idea of an ergonomically-correct workstation. Panel 2. Bureaucrat's idea of workstation would include lawyers, union reps, doctors, OSHA officials, etc. 1
- Panel 1. Decoding the sequence of life. As science goes closer to understanding the incredible secrets locked up in our DNA... Panel 2. ...So too it will open up billions and billions of lawsuits for the practice of law. 1
- Panel 1. EPA officials look at a mess in 1980 and order a clean up which means they should sue somebody. Panel 2. 1994 shows same ground but many law offices built up. EPA thinks their work is done (but leaves the ground polluted). 1
- Panel 1. It's a new year. Uncle Sam hopes to get rid of partisan bickering, activist judge, pork-barrel spending and sue-happy lawyers. Panel 2. it doesn't look like that's going to happen. 1
- Panel 1. Judge asks counsel to approach the bench. Panel 2. He asks counselors if Mr. Bernie Goetz (Subway shooter) is the defendant or the victim. Counsel says it depends if the judge is a liberal or conservative. 1
- Panel 1. Shows the aftermath of the Columbine High School shooting. [April 20, 1999] Panel 2. Trial lawyer sharks and vultures attack gun industry, courts, entertainment industry. 1
- Panel 1. Teen at cigarette machine pulls out money. Panel 2. Orders Marlboros. Panel 3. Drops money in front of machine. Panel 4. Hand reaches out and grabs it. Panel 5. Flips pack to kid. Panel 6. Asked how that works. Kid says, Lawyers. 1
- Panel 1. The cigarette industry's poster boy, Joe Camel, is dead. The vultures gather to pick over his body. Panel 2. Well, the creepy vultures are actually state lawyers. The are righting over what's in Joe's billfold. 1
- Panel 1. US troops are confronted by angry crowd and need some backup. Panel 2. Helicopter lands with lawyers to make sure they are doing everything right. Soldiers hate peacekeeping legalism. 1
- Panel 1. A headline we could see in the paper 1
- Panel 1. In the old days, when gold was discovered in the mountains, boom towns, like banks, hotels, lumber stores would grow up fast. Panel 2. Nowadays, when big government grows, litigious lawyers and regulators need more law offices and courts. 1
- Panel 1. Shows Phase 1 at Union Carbide disaster is gathering of vultures. Panel 2. Phase II show gathering of lawyers flying in. 1
- Panel 1. Voters didn't like what the big government Republican Congress was doing... Panel 2... so they threw the rascals out. Panel 3. Now we get lots more big government Democrats organizing endless investigations. Lawyers rule Washington, D.C. 1
- Police arrest people and put them into a police department van while District Attorney, Bob Russel, lets them out through a plea-bargaining door. 1
- President Obama is having a press conference with our adoring watchdog press, CBS, NBC, etc. while trial lawyers, unions and ACORN workers are robbing us blind. 1
- Private Developers are the cattlemen singing, "Don't fence me in." Building a fence is sheep man labeled centralized government controllers. Indifferent public would let sheep eat the grass with cows. 1
- Public Defender's "Death team" wins great victory and want to go out and celebrate with a convicted murderer. On the gallows Lady Justice is hung by the neck until she's dead. 1
- Representative Jean Larson brings stocks back to shame drunk driving. ACLU attorney faints. 1
- Senator Bob Packwood's defense team consists of lawyers with political arguments. The prosecution is one lone ethics trial lawyer. 1
- Serial killer Ted Bundy keeps escaping justice. His lawyers will now try to prove incompetence. Incompetency in the Judiciary Branch. 1
- Someday, perhaps in the not-too-distant future ... it will take a village to discipline a child. 1
- Spank baby, obstetrician, malpractice insurance, law suit, parent's cost, hospital care, money drop. 1
- Special Investigator Walsh lifts small fish, Oliver North, in Iran-Contra investigation. Democrats are disappointed. 1
- The American Bar Association rolled out the red carpet in supporting President Bill Clinton for office. Clinton is one of the most ethically-challenged presidents America has ever had. He brings stains to the mission statement that the ABA holds so dear. 1
- The card game to fleece big tobacco companies is over. The tobacco guy, lost, big time. Now State governments and the Federal government are fighting over the winnings. While they're fighting the sleazy lawyer is absconding with the loot. 1
- The growth of government regulations and the litigation law offices, focusing on the Americans with Disabilities Act, is driving legitimate businesses out of business. 1
- The workplace of tommorrow is a bird's eye view showing receptionist and workpeople sitting at their desks with their attorneys nearby. They seem to be clueless why the marketplace is no longer competitive in the world. Isn't there someone we can sue? 1
- Track analogy. Judge has starter pistol. Prosecution and Defendant are getting ready to run race. Prosecution's path has many obstacles to clear. Defendant's path is clear sailing. No wonder justice seems to be in trouble. 1
- We have such a litigious society; it's coming to getting a liability release form in order to eat mom's apple pie. 1
- Wheat harvest. Federal government anti-discrimination laws machine is mowing down business, employers, merchants, etc. and grabbing money which flows to lawyer's truck. Another bountiful harvest. 1
- While the rest of the country lives in tents, Insurance companies and lawyers are doing quite well. 1
- With the GOP win, fat-cat, big-drug people gain entrance in Washington capitol while fat-cat trial lawyers leave. The liberal media do not see fat-cat attorneys. 1
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- Four members of the El Paso County Bar Association pose for a photo in a law library. 1
- Irving Howbert the grandson, ca. 1993 at residence on West St. Vrain Sttreet just north of Young Life building. 1
- Irving and Jan Howbert. 2
- Junia Vandervoort sits in the El Paso County Courthouse during his murder trial in 1948. He was tried and convicted of shooting his wife Lois Vandervoort to death on September 11, 1941, and burying the remains that were only found years later. 1
- Portrait of E. G. Hooke. City Attorney 1885. 1
- Portrait of J. K. Goudy. City Attorney 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897. 1
- Portrait of J. W. Sheafor, City Attorney 1901-1902. 1
- Portrait of John Campbell, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Colorado. City Attorney of Colorado Springs, 1880, 1881, 1882. 1
- Portrait of John DeWitt Peltz. City Attorney 1889. 1
- Sheri Bowen with Irving Howbert, grandson of Irving Howbert. They are arriving at the gathering of Sand Creek historians/enthusiasts. 1
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