

Yeah, but they make those movies for us slobs. In the real world you want your lawyer to look the part.
That's a good one!laklak wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:07 pmI was called for jury duty. The defendant and lawyer were both in suits, black defendant, white lawyer. The lawyer asked me "does it prejudice you that the defendant is wearing a suit?" I replied "I thought you were the defendant". Even the judge laughed, and I was excused.
Yep. Flynn, Manafort, Page, Cohn, and the Greek guy, their trials, their pleas, and their guilt. But you're still indulging the fiction that all that stuff is the focus of the inquiries when it's just the stuff that's been thrown up by looking into Russian influence and interference in the electoral system.Forty Two wrote:He had business dealings in Russia. Some Russian contacted him saying they had dirt on Hillary Clinton, which they apparently did not have, and Trump Jr was very interested in dirt on Hillary Clinton. There was a meeting, nothing happened. Trump paid off a porn star and a Playboy model who engaged in consensual sex with him. He's a philanderer, amoral, uncouth, rude and generally a loud and obnoxious person who demands those around him cater to him all the time or they will feel his wrath. Oh, he is both an evil genius, and dumb as a box of rocks, has orange skin and weird hair, and small mushroom head penis, and he has a grandad bod.
Have I left something out?
Depends if you call her a liar and send the boys round to frighten her kids or not.Cunt wrote:Should prostituting be respected as a profession?
Should a customer of a prostitute be respected?
If a prostitute starts telling bedroom secrets, is she still a professional? Or is she the equivalent of a drunk plumber, piping shit uphill?
Or mention "jury nullification" or "sovereign citizen" to the prosecutor.Forty Two wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 5:34 pmThat's a good one!laklak wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:07 pmI was called for jury duty. The defendant and lawyer were both in suits, black defendant, white lawyer. The lawyer asked me "does it prejudice you that the defendant is wearing a suit?" I replied "I thought you were the defendant". Even the judge laughed, and I was excused.
When folks talk about how to get out of jury duty, I tell them to find an opportune moment during voire dire to tell the defense counsel that if the police arrested someone they must be guilty. You'll be on your way home before lunch.
His question wasn't whether it's a profession, it was whether it should be respected.Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:59 pmIt is a profession here but never mind keep thinking American.
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