Equally at home in the courtroom or the operating room, the Medical Magistrate leads a triple life as the scourge of supercrime. Armed with lancet, hypo and a briefcase full of whupass, he unhesitatingly sentences adversaries to maximum medication.
-- The Military, Jun 16 2001

Batman meets Quincy, M.E.?
-- bookworm, Jun 16 2001


university must have taken ages[or been very hard work]
-- technobadger, Jun 16 2001


Nah. Law degree in the U.S. takes only three years. I've heard it's even easier in civil-law countries.
-- bookworm, Jun 16 2001


Counsel for the prosecution in 'The Merchant of Venice'.
-- angel, Jun 17 2001


'Diagnosis: Murder' for those with a pulse.
-- The Military, Jun 17 2001


"...and Byelaw Boy!!"
-- hippo, Jun 18 2001


This sounds like the "Surgeon General" in "Give Me Liberty" and numerous characters in Marshall Law.
-- Aristotle, Jun 18 2001



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