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Supreme Court asks lawyer to explain ‘no guts’ comment (access required)

By Alan Cooper
Published: July 20, 2010

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A Winchester attorney who told a trial judge that the Supreme Court “didn’t have the guts to handle” an argument he made will have the opportunity to discuss the matter directly with the court. The Supreme Court of Virginia has issued a show cause order to William A. Crane, directing him to appear before the court ...
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