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Well, I agree. The Sawywer interview was a bad idea, and the Michael Barry interview was a good one.

I think that from this point on we should let this lie as much as is possible, and so should Mr. Horn's attorney.

We should thank God that this turned out as well as it did for gunowners and ...

I hate to even mention this, but this morning there is buzz on the radio of hauling in the feds on this.

Violation of the civil rights on Torres and Ortiz & so forth.

I'd hoped that we could put this thing to bed. The antis are smarting this week and might be in a mood to tangle at a higher level ...

I'd say wrongful death is off the table . . . . There's little loot to attract a lawyer to such a case.

Thanks Jim. That was a good little read, nice and concise.

I kin see that you haven't been to law school.

So we will assume that further criminal action is not in view as the prosecutor and grand jury have been looking at this exhaustively for eight months. At this point, it doesn't seem likely that new material facts will pop up.

For you lawyer types out there: What are the chances of someone bringing ...

Is it worth potentially squandering all your retirement savings to defend yourself in court and uprooting your family and everything you know to defend a strangers property?

Well, I dunno. But I believe that Houstonians will cover Joe's defense.

I respect your opinion and all, and I hope that ...

I wouldn't call Mr. Horn a stupid man. He's a computer consultant, which testifies to a fair amount of brains, and he seems to be an otherwise level-headed family type guy.

Anybody that can read or download an audio file knows the Joe Horm made some mistakes that day. He was emotional and not ...