Re: Being deprived of liberty and property without due proce

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Dear George,
I wrote you a message in response to your question. I
headed it up under the subject of tips rather than "due
process of law". I hope you find it and read it. I had a
mistake in my e-mail address. It is hmparkerson@bigfoot.com.
Best of luck! Call me if you elect.
Sincerely, HARDY M. PARKERSON, Attorney at Law; 3309 Common
St., Suite B; Lake Charles, LA 70601; Phone (337) 478-6126;
FAX (337) 477-2143.

On 2/12/03, George wrote:
> Federal laws state that a customer has the sole right to
> determine whether a tip is given, the amount and who will
> be the recipient of his gratuity. Federal laws state that
> it is required that an employee retain his tips. Customers
> and employees whom have been the recipient of a customer's
> gratuity are being deprived of their liberty and property
> without due process of law. Shouldn't a State have to take
> us to court to deprive of us our liberty and property? Any
> insight on the 14th amendment in relationship to an
> American's right to give money to another American or an
> American's right to be legally entitled to that which
> another American has given them would be appreciated by
> many.

Re: Being deprived of liberty and property without due proce, 2/26/03, by Hardy Parkerson, Atty..

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