CGBSpender
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I guess I've thought this would likely be headed for plea eventually from the time I heard their client made alleged admissions, and was wetting down and eating discovery documents...call me crazy...I just have this feeling that there is something in the discovery that didn't sit well with RA when counsel dropped it off for him back in April...and I started thinking that trial may not be the best strategy for them (if it ever was). Hypothetically, if your client has no bargaining chip with which to engage in horse-trading...another strategy may be to simply bury your opponent in motions, run up a bill on their constituent's dime, make your opponent's life miserable, and hope that they sweeten the deal to make it stop.So he can be pleaded out? Or, the Franks motion dropped? I think people are starting to see a pattern here so I don't believe them being reinstated will harm his defense. I do believe them not being reinstated will carry a significant increased risk of harm though.
jmo
If RA pleas out, and you retain the former D for that plea...RA I think may have a good argument for ineffective assistance of counsel on appeal...since they have a conflict of interest in advising him to plea, because an argument can be made that a plea reduces their malpractice exposure at this point.
JMO
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