Will Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Ronald Friedman give Bully a wedgie?
Or will he decide that the game is not a public nuisance under Florida law?
We may know as early as tomorrow this afternoon. GamePolitics has received another of those terse Jack Thompson e-mails. This one says:
“Judge Friedman has seen the game played with me present, and… he has granted my motion to reconvene the hearing at 1:30pm tomorrow (Friday). After argument by both sides, he will rule.”
Judge Friedman, of course, ordered Take Two officials to show him the game in chambers today at three o’clock on Thurday. Thompson’s e-mail is stamped 7:47 PM Thursday, so, taking set up – and slow loads on the PS2 – into account, the judge had at most a little over four hours of watching the action at the game’s fictitious Bulworth Academy.
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