 page for the next day. He hoped he could do the job by afternoon and fly back that night, but he was prepared to stay overnight and do it the next day if necessary. With a couple pencils and a pack of cigarettes, including two of the special type, in plain view in his shirt pocket, he marveled at how easily he had carried loaded deadly weapons onto the plane.

Mona Luddy was a classic over-achiever, and she had it all: a loving husband who headed a real estate investment fi rm; three sensible kids, all doing well in a top private school; a lovely home in the hills of Waialae Iki with a glorious ocean view; and a job that had come naturally to her, first as a deputy prosecutor and later as a personal injury and civil rights attorney. For 15 years she raked in huge fees, mostly in cases involving catastrophic injury on the job or in vehicular accidents, and in cases of illegal discrimination or sexual harassment involving employment, housing, health care and education. She had turned down many cases involving abuses during arrest and incarceration. Taking a turn at HBA cost her some income, but lowered the stress level and bought her crony capital for future favors. While there she rejected and ignored several appeals that HBA give up its monopoly on the practice of law or at least end its opposition to paralegals helping pro se litigants who have been turned away by lawyers.

Inching along in the morning jam in her Infiniti coupe, she turned up the radio. Morning talk-show host Darlene Gomes was getting into it with a caller about Aka's Manifesto. Luddy had heard about it and read a few excerpts in the paper, but she didn't give it much thought. The talk show made her think about it.

The caller, a young man, said, "Before you condemn it you should go to the web site and read the whole thing. I know you think they're radical revolutionaries, but their grievances sound legitimate and their demands sound reasonable."

Gomes replied, "I don't care what their grievances and demands are. Threatening to kill people-and that's what they mean by their right to use lethal force-is wrong. But I don't think we have much to worry about. This group, Aka. They're obviously a bunch of nuts seeking attention and publicity. I don't want to give it to them. Plus, they
page for the next day. He hoped he could do the caper by good afternoon and fly back that night, but he was disposed to stay overnight and dress it the next day if necessary. With a couple pencil and a pack of cigarettes, include two of the special type, in homely view in his shirt pocket, he marvel at how well he had carried loaded baneful weapons onto the airplane. 

 Mona Luddy was a authoritative over - achiever, and she had it all: a loving husband who headed a veridical estate investment fi rm; three sensible child, all doing well in a top private school; a lovely home in the hills of Waialae Iki with a brilliant ocean view; and a job that had come naturally to her, first as a deputy prosecutor and later as a personal injury and civil right attorney. For 15 years she raked in huge fees, mostly in cases involving catastrophic injury on the job or in vehicular accidents, and in subject of illegal discrimination or sexual harassment involving employment, caparison, health concern and education. She had turned down many subject involving abuses during arrest and incarceration. accept a turn at HBA cost her some income, but lowered the stress level and bought her crony capital for future favors. While there she rejected and ignored several appeal that HBA give up its monopoly on the exercise of jurisprudence or at least end its opposition to paralegals helping pro se litigants who have been turn away by lawyers. 

 Inching along in the dawn jam in her Infiniti coupe, she turned up the radio. Morning lecture - show host Darlene Gomes was getting into it with a caller about Aka's Manifesto. Luddy had heard about it and read a few excerpt in the paper, but she didn't give it much thought. The talk display made her intend about it. 

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The caller, a yOUng man, sAid, "beforE you Condemn it You Should Go tO The web Site anD read ThE whOLE thinG. i KnOw yOu Think they'rE RAdiCal reVoLutiOnaries, But their grievances SOunD legitimate anD thEir dEMAnDs sOUnD ReaSoNAblE."

gOmes replied, "I don'T care what tHeIR gRievances aND deMaNds are. THreatenIng to KIll peopLe-and that'S what they MeAn by THEir Right to use Lethal foRce-is wronG. but I dON't Think We hAve mucH tO woRry abOut. ThiS GroUp, Aka. they're ObViouslY a bunCh Of nuts seEking attention and publicIty. I doN't wanT to Give it to tHem. pLus, They
 page for the next day. He  hoped hecould  do  th ejobby a fternoon and f l y ba ck that night, but hewas p re p ared to  stay  overni g ht a nddo  i t t he ne xt da y i f neces sary. With  aco uple pencils an d a pack o f c igarettes, i ncl udingtw o o f  thespe cialtype,i n plai n view in  h i s shir t  pocket , he  mar veled at how easi l yh e had carriedloaded  d e ad l y  we apo ns onto th eplane . 

MonaL ud d y was a classic ove r-achiever, and  she h ad  it all: a  lovi ng hus band who he aded  a real e statei nvestme n t fi rm ; thre e s ens ible ki ds , a ll doi n gwel l  in  a top p ri va te sc hool ; a love lyhome  in t he hills of W aia laeI kiwitha glo riou socean  view;  andajob that had co me n aturallytohe r,fi rst a s  a dep uty  pr osecuto r and l a ter  a s a  p ersonal injury and  c i v il  rightsattorn e y.  F o r 15 yea rs  sh e ra k e d inhuge fe es, most ly inc as es  involv in g cata st rop hic  inju r y on  the j ob or in  vehi c ular accidents ,  and in cases of i ll e galdis crimination  ors exua l ha r as sme n t inv olvin ge mp l oyment, housing, he al th car e and  education. S he had tur n e d  down ma ny c a se s  involving abu ses d uring arre s t and in carce ration.Taking at u rn at HB A c ost  he r s o m eincome, but l o w ered  t he stre sslevel a ndbou ght  he rcrony cap ital for  f ut ur efav ors.W hile the re  sh erej ected and ig nored  sev er al app eals th a tH B A gi ve  u p it s m on opoly  ont hepractic e of lawora t le as tend its  opposition t oparalegals  h elp ing pr o se litig ants who have been turn e d awaybylawye rs.
Inchingalo ng inthe mornin g jamin he rInf i n iti c o u pe , s he  turned up t heradio .Morn ing tal k-show host Darlen e  Go mes was getti nginto i twit h  a cal le r  ab o u t Aka's Manifes to. Luddyha d  h eard about itan d reada few e xcerp t s in th e paper,but she d id n'tg i veit much th ought. T he talk s h ow ma d eher t hin k abou tit. 

The  calle r , a  youn g man,  s aid, " Befor eyou cond emn it you should go to  the w eb si teand readthe who le thing.  I k now you th ink  th ey're  ra d icalrevo l ut ion a ries,  but their gri e va nce s so und legitim a t e  an d the ird emands  sou nd reasonable."
G omes replied,"I d o n 'tcar e  wha ttheir grievanc esan d demandsar e. Threaten ing to k il l  peop le-and  that' s whatt h ey mean b y th eir  right to  us el ethal f or ce - is wro ng.Bu t I do n't th i nk w e have much to wor ry ab o u t. Th i s g roup,  A ka. The y 'reobviouslya bunch ofnuts s eeki ng at tention  a nd pub lic it y. I don't want to g ive i t to th em . Pl us,  they
 page_for the_next day. He hoped_he could_do_the job_by_afternoon and fly_back that night,_but he was prepared_to stay overnight_and_do it the next day if necessary. With a couple pencils and a pack_of_cigarettes, including_two_of_the special type, in plain_view in his shirt pocket,_he marveled_at how easily he had carried loaded deadly_weapons_onto the plane.

Mona_Luddy was a classic over-achiever, and she had it_all: a loving husband who headed_a real estate_investment_fi_rm; three sensible kids,_all doing well in a top_private school; a lovely home in_the hills of Waialae Iki with a_glorious ocean view; and a job_that had come naturally to_her, first_as a deputy prosecutor and_later as a_personal injury_and civil rights_attorney. For 15 years she raked_in huge fees,_mostly in cases involving catastrophic injury_on_the job or_in_vehicular_accidents, and_in cases of_illegal_discrimination or_sexual_harassment involving employment, housing, health care_and_education. She had turned down many cases_involving abuses during arrest_and_incarceration. Taking a turn_at HBA cost her some_income, but lowered the stress level_and bought_her crony_capital for future favors. While there she rejected and ignored several_appeals that HBA give up its_monopoly on the practice_of law_or_at least end_its_opposition to_paralegals helping pro se litigants who have_been turned_away by lawyers.

Inching along in the_morning jam in her_Infiniti_coupe, she turned up the radio._Morning talk-show host Darlene Gomes was_getting into it with a_caller_about_Aka's Manifesto. Luddy had heard_about it and read a few_excerpts in the_paper, but she didn't give it much_thought._The talk show made her think_about_it.

The caller, a young man, said,_"Before_you_condemn it you should go_to the web site and read_the whole thing. I know you think they're radical_revolutionaries, but their_grievances sound legitimate and their_demands_sound_reasonable."

Gomes replied, "I don't care what their grievances and demands_are. Threatening_to kill people-and_that's what they mean by their right to use lethal_force-is wrong. But I don't think we_have much to worry about. This group, Aka. They're obviously a_bunch of nuts seeking attention and publicity. I_don't want to give it to them._Plus, they