So ... Where DOES That Leave Him ??

[sfsteves]

According to a story in the October 8 issue of The Findlay Courier (Findlay, Ohio), an Ohio judge turned down a petition by Donald Miller Jr., asking that he be ruled "alive."
"You're still deceased as far as the law is concerned," Probate Judge Allan Davis told him because state law requires challenges to his declaration of death (obtained by Miller's wife in 1994) to be filed within three years.
Said Judge Davis, "I don't know where that leaves you."

 

[tbradsim1]

Steve's if he had jumped up on the Judges desk and dropped his pants , dumped a big hockey on top of it, looked him in the eye and asked (Can a Dead Man Do This?) Judge would of jumped up and ran out the Courtroom Shouting ITS ALIVE, IT'S ALIVE. :rofl:

 

[petes03]

Being legally dead, while still very much alive, could have some hidden benefits!

 

[snagstangl]

Sweet, no taxes, or social security card, or well probably couldnt work or get paid either. I guess he can't complain about the judge overstepping the bounds of the written law, now understepping.

 

[daveinlax]

LOL, Pretty random! A link might help. 8O

http://www.thecourier.com/Issues/2013/Oct/08/ar_news_100813_story2.asp

A drunk deadbeat dad.

 

[zekest]

At the current time in the US if you are dead you can still collect welfare, get free DemocratCare, and vote democrat.

 

[mso489]

As Dickens once had a character declare, "The law is an ass." Not invariably, but occasionally conspicuously.

 

[crazypipe]

It's alive It's alive

http://youtu.be/QuoKNZjr8_U