Hello Ekta,

I'm one who has been forever short changed by the law, stood up to this effrontery, seen through the transparency of all the counsels I've had, yet made it through so far.

Today I'm, if not for the guile of Latin and Greek (fortunately there is no Sanskrit), quite an authority of the innate ambiguity of the law (from the days of the founding fathers, lawyers themselves), the two faced practices of the law, the pronounced bigotry of the law, the partisan polemics of the law, the practical uselessness of the law, the sheer greed of the law, the undeserving pole position of the law, and the law's very own disregard of the law.

I can quite easily give you so many real ways to make law effective. Is the law so benign as to allow room for bargain. It is this very ambiguity in the law that makes it so shallow.

I await your reply.