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Under the evidence and the law, "1 have no choice but to direct the conveyance of your vehicle to satisfy this debt,” Judge Robertson told Mrs. Miller.
“I need the car. I need to get to work. You have my truck," Miller argued. “I can't see why you need the car too. I know that truck is worth more than $800.”
"I have doctors’ appointments,” added Mrs. Miller, who earlier showed the judge an affidavit affirming her appointments. "The office is 44 miles from our home!"
“You are obligated to him," the judge explained. "You have to pay him. . . The court has sympathy for you but the court doesn’t write the law," said Robertson, ordering the car turned over to the sheriffs office for sale to satisfy the debt. At the attorney’s request. the judge directed the Millers to stay in the courtroom until the vehicle was conveyed.
In other action, the court set trial for James W. Grehan on a misdemeanor appeal of a reckless driving charge for December 1. Also continued until that date was a charge against Charles B. Nicholson for failure to make restitution on an earlier conviction for welfare fraud.
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