Richie Alan Naggar 

I am with Brian L. Sirota, Esq. , all I can guess is that you are speaking of the sentencing of Mr. Trump. 

Without detail so I don't get reprimanded, when you have an incompetent judge filled with political hate and a lawyer who ran and was elected by the people of New York to get Donald Trump, what do you expect? As for New York and justice, it is the wild, wild east and honest people should leave.

There is much that takes place that is purely a manipulation of the laws, and not in the spirit of those laws.

An even sadder day when a mob can convince a justice system that some folks are above the law.

Most days, Richie Alan Naggar I am left scratching my head in disbelief. 

Absolutely, I see what you’re getting at! Just like a probation report gives the judge vital insights into a person’s history, a property inspection sheds light on a home's condition before a sale. It’s all about making informed decisions, right? 

In real estate, waiving an inspection can bring risks, just like skipping that critical look into someone's background can. It’s about trust and clarity—whether you're buying a house or looking at someone's past. When everybody’s satisfied—buyer, seller, and agents—it’s like finding that perfect home where everyone can live happily ever after.

So, while it’s a bummer to see rules sometimes overshadow their purpose, at the end of the day, we all seek happiness and security, don’t we?