Clever Prose from an Appellate Court

Clever prose from an appellate court is always worth noting.

One such example is an opinion which begins:

In 2011 a Commissioner of Dixon, Illinois, the childhood home of President Reagan, lauded Rita Crundwell, the City’s Comptroller since 1983, because “she looks after every tax dollar as if it were her own.” How right he was. The next year Crundwell pleaded guilty to embezzling approximately $53 million from the City between 1990 and 2012.

 

For the full opinion (which, although interesting, is not quite as good as the opening lines), go here.

 

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