AZlawyer
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Thank you once again, AZlawyer, for breaking it down to my level.
I'm left with the question of why she (and her team) are even making the effort. What will any one of them gain if she prevails? She's already done the time for this, right? No matter what the court finds, she will still be known as the infamous liar of all times as far as the public is concerned. Are they looking for money from the state or what? What is the point here?
Well, if her convictions are reversed, especially if they are reversed on a ground that means that retrial is unlikely, then she would have a clean slate to start her new life as a lawyer....WAIT, no, she wouldn't, because she has already been convicted of a bunch of felonies for stealing from Amy. :floorlaugh:
But she could get off probation early....WAIT, no she can't, because the probation was actually for the check fraud case, and besides she's almost done with it.
Well anyway, what else? I suppose that the State of Florida would have to return any money she paid toward those costs of prosecution she was ordered to pay...but did she ever pay those anyway? I doubt it.
I guess that's a good enough reason, though--to get rid of the Judgment in favor of the State of Florida.