Bobby Fisher wins stay of deportation

[dimwit]

Bobby Fischer wins stay of deportation

Associated Press

Tokyo ; Former chess champion Bobby Fischer won a major battle in his fight against deportation to the United States, as a court ruled Wednesday he can stay in Japan until his lawsuit against the deportation order has been heard, his supporters said.

The Tokyo District Court granted the injunction to Mr. Fischer, meaning that he can remain in Japan until it has ruled on the lawsuit, according to a statement by Mr. Fischer's de facto spokesman, John Bosnitch. The statement said it could take as much as a year for the court to hear that case.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20040908.wfish0908_2/BNStory/International/

[duke]

America is such bullshit hypocrites, innit!

They go chasing after this one guy, who done a misdemeanor...

When they dun nuff felonies like agent orange/napalm etc

PURE UNADULTERATED HYPOCRISY, (yuks)

[Taro Toporific]

Court documents exchanged in Bobby Fischer deportation hearing in ...
San Diego Union Tribune, Nov 1
TOKYO – Defense attorneys and prosecutors exchanged documents Tuesday in the first court hearing on detained former chess champion Bobby Fischer's battle against deportation to the United States. ... the attorneys exchanged documents containing their arguments and evidence. The next session was scheduled for Jan. 29.

And the beat goes on...La-dee-da-dee-dee La-dee-da-dee-da

[Steve Bildermann]

The next session was scheduled for Jan. 29.

Well done Bobby....xmas and shogatsu in the Nippon pokey. That'll teach ya

nb. I don't think that date is right Jan 29 is a Saturday.

[Captain Japan]

The next session was scheduled for Jan. 29.

Well done Bobby....xmas and shogatsu in the Nippon pokey. That'll teach ya

His girlfriend is doing her best to get him home by Xmas...
Bobby Fischer fiance makes impassioned plea for his freedom as hearing begins
Mainichi

Jailed chess genius Bobby Fischer's fiance made an impassioned plea for his freedom Tuesday, hours after his lawyers fired the first shots aimed at quashing a deportation order issued against him months ago.

"(Fischer) has come to Japan on a proper passport, and done absolutely nothing wrong under Japanese law," Miyoko Watai, Fischer's betrothed and a Japanese women's chess champion herself, told a news conference.

"I want him to hurry up and get provisional release and hurry up and come back home to me so we can get things back like they were as soon as possible."

[Taro Toporific]