ACCIDENT INJURY LAWYER

50% Clarance Darrow, 50% P.T. Barnum, and 50% numbers whiz, tax resolution attorney, Anthony E. Parent, enjoys being propelled by a 6.0 Power Stroke turbo diesel V-8, while inside his 2005 Ford Excursion Limited. Adding to the joy: He simultaneously shills his cleverly branded firm, irsmedic --- Real Tax Attorneys for Tough Tax Problem (888-IRS-HALT) on the side of this, the largest civilian-specific SUV ever built.
Asked about possible customization ideas, Attorney Parent mentions a Jethro Tull bumper sticker dillema he is facing. "I always wanted one, I guess. There's been this really cool one down at the Redwood Flea Market. No one has bit on it yet. I hesitate to buy it as I really like Jethro Tull and don't want to be taken ironically."
Recent modifications include a full tank of fuel. Says Attorney Parent "I hope to burn a lot more diesel before I am dead." His future looks promising: With 4 wheel drive and short trips around town, he is averaging a stellar 12.4 MPG.


Anthony E. Parent, Esq.
Wallingford, CT

After citing his concerns that there was no limiting principle to the
Administration's claim of authority in the War on Terror, Rep. Schiff
asked the Attorney General whether the Administration believes it has
the authority to wiretap purely domestic calls between two Americans
without seeking a warrant.

"I cannot rule that out," responded the Attorney General.

"This is very disturbing testimony," Rep. Schiff commented later, "and
represents a wholly unprecedented assertion of executive power. No one
in Congress would deny the need to tap certain calls under court order
-- but if the Administration believes it can tap purely domestic phone
calls between Americans without court approval, there is no limit to
executive power. This is contrary to settled law and the most basic
constitutional principles of the separation of powers."