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All rise!
Square Courts is back in session, with the honorable Jay Watts presiding. The people will be represented by Alexander “below-the-black-belt” Buckiewicz-Smith, foil to public defender Ali Rahman, who is expected to employ his usual tactic of obfuscating the issues by overwhelming the jury with a barrage of non-sequiturs.
Plaintiff Martin Horn lobs wild accusations at defendants Mark Slutsky and Seth W. Owen, two-thirds of Montreal’s film-family Automatic Vaudeville. Megasoid’s Rob Squire was called in as a character witness but arguably stole the jury’s heart with his tales-out-of-school.
Crime Scene photographers the Sanchez Brothers make the journey from the North Shore also bore witness to a bevy of musical selections. Pop-Reggae innovator Eddy Grant plays Walking on Sunshine, Popeye composer and John Lennon drinking partner Harry Nilsson performs Good Old Desk, acclaimed songwriter-of-the-century Burt Bacharach does a version of Trains and Boats and Planes and Barbara McNair does Fancy Passes.
