Frivolous lawsuits. Florida boy, 12, divorces parents. Yes, this case has actually happened. The boy has had plenty of coaching and help from Your Glorious Leaders Carolyn Rogers of Detroit, MI was awarded 7.5 million dollars. She sued the Detroit Police Department for being irresponsible in causing the death of her husband, a bystander that was killed by a speeding teen ager who was fleeing the police. Shannon Freeman, 17, was awarded 5.4 million in an out of court settlement after she was paralyzed in a diving accident while practicing a racing dive at the Birmingham School of Detroit. September 1990. Your Glorious Leaders got that offending pool removed. Two sheriff deputies were awarded $5.3 million for injuries suffered in an escape attempt by a prisoner. The two deputies sued the county, the Sheriff, and other officials because a fellow deputy smuggled in a gun to the prisoner. California county sued when mountain lion attacked a kid in the county park. Your Glorious Leaders made sure that the parks were put off limits to kids. Locally, the victims of a fatal car crash are being sued by the passengers of the car that ran the stop sign at high speed causing the fatal crash. David G. Mitchell sustained a knee injury in September, 1989 while playing ball at a picnic sponsored by the Portland area auto dealer where he worked. He sued and is collecting workmans comp. A two way mirror was discovered in the honeymoon suite of the Canterbury Inn of Coralville, Iowa, by a unmarried couple. The super embarrassed pair sued the motel and were awarded 4.3 million of which the pair split 1 million. A physic sued the manufacturer of a CAT scan machine because the machine caused her to lose her physic powers. She was awarded 1 million dollars. September 92. The mother of a Flint schoolboy who was seduced by a lunchroom aids is suing the woman, the Flint Board of Education, and two school officials for mental distress and humiliation. The school aide is serving 3 to 15 years in prison for first degree sexual misconduct with a minor. Glendale, California. September 92. A jury has awarded $1.25 million to the parents of a boy who died of exposure sleeping in a tent during a school trip. The Boojum Institute for Experimental Education was found negligence in the death of their son Kenneth, when the night turn cold and rainy. A mother of a 6 year old girl is filing a sex discrimination suit against the school board because her kid is being exposed to the foul language of 7 year olds while riding on the bus to school. (Rush Limbaugh show). BLOOMINGDALE (AP) October, 1992; A teen-ager has sued his public high school, demanding that school officials remove a painting of Jesus Christ that's been hanging in the hallways for about 30 years. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Kalamazoo by Eric Pensinger, a 17 -year-old senior at Bloomingdale Public High School, and his mother Dott Washegesic, says "it is highly offensive and disturbing to (Pensinger) to be forced to attend a public school which is openly endorsing and promoting a religion." The large print was donated to the Van Buren County school about 3O years ago, school officials said. Kalamazoo attorney Susan Fall, who is representing Pensinger on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union, says the display of religious art in a publicly funded school is a clear violation of the state and U.S. Constitution. (Bullshit! No wonder this country is in such a mess.) DALLAS (AP) The sleeping pill Halcion was partly to blame for turning a former cop into a killer, a jury decided in the nation's first civil trial over the sleeping pill's alleged side effects. The Dallas County jury awarded up to $2.l5 million Thursday to the family of William Freeman, who said Halcion, the world's best-selling sleeping pill, altered his personality and caused him to kill a friend. But the actual damage award, which still must be approved by a judge, is likely to be less because the jury divided the blame among Freeman, his doctor and Upjohn Co., maker of Halcion. Similar cases against Upjohn are pending around the country Spokeswoman Kaye Bennett said the Kalamazoo, Mich.-based company would appeal the judgment. Freeman, former assistant police chief of Fort Stockton, Texas, began taking Halcion in early 1985 after back surgery, according to testimony in the five-week trial Relatives said his personality gradually changed and he started experiencing amnesia, psychosis and paranoia, some of the drug's reported side effects. He was convicted in 1989 and sentenced to life in prison for the 1987 killing of a friend. Freeman stopped taking the drug while in prison and family members said his personality returned to normal. The Freemans sued Upjohn and Freeman's doctor, Aaron Landy, for more than $100 million after seeing a TV report on Halcion. But the jury said Freeman was half responsible for the crime, and so entitled to none of the award. The jury said 30 percent of the blame is with Landy and 20 percent with Upjohn. The jury ruled tbe company was negligent but did not act with malice. The award would go to Freeman's wife, Martha, and four children. Martha Freeman said the ruling would be used to appeal his conviction and seek a new criminal trial. The Food and Drug Administration approved Halcion for use in 1982. It is sold in more than 90 countries, but several, including Great Britian, have banned or restricted its consumption . Public Citizen, the private advocacy group led by Ralph Nader, in July petitioned the FDA to ban the drug in the United States. An FDA advisory panel, comprised of medical experts, in May said the drug was safe, but should carry stronger warnings about its potential side effects. February 4, 1993. A Georga family was awarded $105.2 million from General Motors as a result of their son's death in a fiery crash in his GM pickup truck. It is not known if the drunk that caused the accident was ever sued or held criminally responsable for his actions. May 25, 1993. A California jury ordered Hyundai Motor Company to pay $15 million to a boy left blind and crippled after a car crash. Adams was 9 when his mother drove the 1988 Hyundai Excel into the rear of an illegally parked tractor trailer on a freeway ramp. The jury said that the seat belt system was defective and that Hyundai failed to warn consumers of the potentional hazard to children. The Panic Society will put up with none of this. Lawyers have been replaced with the Judge and Jury program to determine guilt or innocence. Since people are not allowed to do any of those things that the lawsuits resulted in, those cases would never happen in the Panic Society. Your glorious leaders own everything and provide everything. Therefore, there is nothing to sue for.