"When they were there on a lie and they are badly equipped and are sent to a
hellhole on nothing, it's tough for a man to take, I think.
There is the right blend of black humor and action in
Hellhole, but the book often reads like a formula, where characterization takes a back seat to cleverness.
"In 'Homeland,' it's portrayed as a grimy
hellhole and war zone where shootouts and bombs go off with dead bodies scattered around.
In Homeland it's portrayed as a grimy
hellhole and war zone where shootouts and bombs go off.
According to ATRF the following are the top Judicial
Hellholes: California; West Virginia; Madison County, Ill.; New York City and Albany, N.Y.; and Baltimore.
No doubt, the notoriety of being labeled a "judicial
hellhole" has helped to bring some reform.
The report was also undermined by independent sources, including a West Virginia University study released the day before the report named the state as a "
hellhole." The study found there is no lawsuit crisis in the state.
Habana created a "
hellhole," Vivian Hewitt told the New York Times after her mother died when "a large bedsore became infected with feces."
Imprisoned in a
hellhole and tormented by a sadistic warden, Broda Joe devises a clever plan of escape when he hears that his little brother has been orphaned, knowing that Tug will need him now more than ever.
On that day; he demonstrated that it was a
hellhole. Because he had no formal education, he said he had gone from one hole to another--from the coal mines to the subways.
Any glamour attached to hard drugs is quickly dispelled by these pictures which expose a squalid and filthy
hellhole unfit for vermin, let alone humans.
The American Tort Reform Association, which has characterized Madison County as a "judicial
hellhole" for corporate defendants, welcome the action by Judge Nicholas Byron.
"Here they took my children away from me and judged me, and then threw them into a
hellhole," she said.