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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 326503" data-attributes="member: 27">&quot;That&#039;s So Dumb&quot;:Carly keeps going around town, patting herself on the back for getting The Invader to do an unflattering story on Nina Reeves.&nbsp; She seems convinced that said hit-piece will sway the judge in the visitation case to rule in Michael&#039;s favor.&nbsp; First of all, any judge that would allow a tabloid article (rather than the merits of a case) to sway his or her opinion probably doesn&#039;t deserve to be on the bench anyway.&nbsp; Moreover, the minute a judge learns that they will be working a case involving someone in the public eye, they would actively avoid any news or gossip involving the participants in that case.&nbsp; So it would be hilarious if that smug look was wiped off Carly&#039;s face when the judge informs everyone that no, he never saw any such article and would not seek out such so-called journalism anyway.&nbsp; Why would Ms. Corinthos (or whatever she&#039;s calling herself now) think that manipulating public opinion would have any bearing in the judge&#039;s decision process?And if Nina Reeves&#039;s misdeeds in life merits an article in The Invader, Michael&#039;s misdeeds would fill a small book.&nbsp; Carly&#039;s misdeeds would be a 24-volume set akin to Encyclopedia Brittanica.&nbsp; It should be pointed out by someone onscreen that Nina runs a magazine, and not once did she consider paying Carly back in the pages of Crimson.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 326503, member: 27"] "That's So Dumb": Carly keeps going around town, patting herself on the back for getting [I]The Invader[/I] to do an unflattering story on Nina Reeves. She seems convinced that said hit-piece will sway the judge in the visitation case to rule in Michael's favor. First of all, any judge that would allow a tabloid article (rather than the merits of a case) to sway his or her opinion probably doesn't deserve to be on the bench anyway. Moreover, the minute a judge learns that they will be working a case involving someone in the public eye, they would actively avoid any news or gossip involving the participants in that case. So it would be hilarious if that smug look was wiped off Carly's face when the judge informs everyone that no, he never saw any such article and would not seek out such so-called journalism anyway. Why would Ms. Corinthos (or whatever she's calling herself now) think that manipulating public opinion would have any bearing in the judge's decision process? And if Nina Reeves's misdeeds in life merits an article in [I]The Invader[/I], Michael's misdeeds would fill a small book. Carly's misdeeds would be a 24-volume set akin to [I]Encyclopedia Brittanica. [/I]It should be pointed out by someone onscreen that Nina runs a magazine, and not once did she consider paying Carly back in the pages of [I]Crimson.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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