Capizzi Fails the Fair-Play Test
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* Re “Capizzi Move Backfires: He Gives Foe Publicity,” Dec. 30 column by Jerry Hicks:
Hicks rightly condemns the pro-Capizzi lawsuit against Stephanie George for running under her maiden name as “against the American grain of fair play” but then opines that Capizzi could be a fair judge. Talk about your non sequiturs!
I would think that an innate and uncompromising sense of fair play would be an absolute minimum requirement for a judge. Capizzi obviously doesn’t qualify.
Maybe Capizzi needs to learn to accept women on their merits without meddling in their personal decisions.
He’s lost my vote--and my husband’s.
ALICE M. CHRYSTIE
Orange
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