LAST EDITED ON Nov-10-03 AT 05:31 PM (EST)
 
LOL, Clem. The fact that Lin Wood had occasion to step up to the plate so often told me a few things. One of them was that the questioners (even with all their years of professional practice) were not that well versed in making their questions clear and to the point. Another was that this crew was not honoring the intent and purpose of the meeting. These 'meetings' cost money (hourly billings by attorneys, the salary of or overtime pay of Chief Beckner, travel expenses, videographer, stenos, etc). This meeting was in Atlanta. WHOSE dollar was it on? If there was even a partial billing to the Ramseys (and, of course there was since they had to pay AT LEAST for Lin's time), I think their attorney had a right to question its purpose. If the state of Colorado was picking up the tab, then I think it would have been at least courteous to have agreed to the parameters and stuck to them (which I believe Lin indicates was done, but for some reason K&C reneged). Preparation on the part of either side should be based on the same expectations.