That brings up an interesting question - we all know AL's strategy of bombarding the court with nonsense motions (trying to get Judge S to rule the death penalty unconstitutional, etc) and waging a protracted battle - not for her client as much as for her own personal vendetta against the death penalty - BUT how much does this dickering and posturing and 'strategizing' cost the client? Is it ethical to wage a personal policy-oriented war on your client's dime?
Ms. Lyon's sole job is to keep KC from getting the DP. So I would assume that in her eyes.....it is worth whatever it takes.
I support the DP in certain situations, but I am also very aware of the burden it places on our legal system and state resources. I would much prefer a sentence of LWOP if I knew that it would truly be LWOP.
I would rather see tax dollars currently allocated to DP trials and appeals go to school systems, and organizations that make our streets safer for kids. I would like to see those dollars ease the burden of insurance premiums on families and offer scholarships for students who deserve to go to college.
If I am being truly optimistic, I'd like to see lower prices on fabulous shoes and purses. Movies that cost $6 instead of $13 and a new car at used car prices. OK, I am joking about the last part but I didn't want to get on a political rant. There is never a winner.
My bottom line is that as a believer in the legal system though flawed, I do not believe justice can be served if both sides are not truly represented. I do not begrudge KC a prepared and qualified defense.
If the St. of FL. has to shoulder the burden....no amount of whining is going to change it. It will simply become a very unfortunate situation. Perhaps though, it will serve as a catalyst for change with regard to situations like we have seen here. While totally unpalatable now, it may be less nauseating years down the road when we see that things have changed.
I think that JB would like to fancy himself a
high profile attorney.
Well Mr. Baez......I've seen real high profile attorneys and know a few as well. You sir, are not high profile......you're merely the same inexperienced attorney you were 2 years ago......you were just lucky enough to have someone "pimp you out" from day one. So....high profile????
NO Overexposed?
Yes. Much like your former team member Mr. Macaluso in his delightful nod to Full Moon. I predict in 3 years you'll be submitting your name for consideration to appear on
"I'm a Celebrity Get me out of Here" in an effort to remain relevant. Kind of like Rod B. Hey....aren't he and Andrea tight these days?