Tulessa
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, hopefully I can prove that while I am guilty of being a jerk, I am nonetheless an honest jerk.
Amen.
What is most interesting about
, hopefully I can prove that while I am guilty of being a jerk, I am nonetheless an honest jerk.
What is most interesting about your thoughts are not that they are true - but the questions they raise in the people who hear them.
These types of questions are necessary to ferret out my true credibility. If I can ultimately withstand your attacks and still come out credible - then I have survived.
And my point of that analogy is to show your question of me is exactly what Mr. Baez's job is of Mr. Kronk. They need to cross-examine and explore every questionable motive, financial incentive, or bias he has in front of the jury.
If Mr. Kronk satisfactorily answers those questions, Mr. Baez has raised no doubts in a jurors mind - but, if Mr. Kronk does not answer those questions convincingly; well the jury may be left with questions about his veracity and credibility.
But keep it up, hopefully I can prove that while I am guilty of being a jerk, I am nonetheless an honest jerk.
Interesting you make that point. Mr. Sheaffer specifically advertised in the Orlando Magazine (if I remember the magazine correctly) that he only takes on something like 10 cases a year.
So how much do you think he charges charges those 10 clients.... Must be a pretty penny, that is for sure.
Wait?
Hornsby has now released on his blog information pertaining to Sheaffer and his potential resignation or explusion from FACDL. I believe this type of information would be confidential between the FACDL and Sheaffer. If the information is confidential, should Hornsby face penalties from the FACDL for releasing such information? Perhaps Hornsby's resignation or expulsion from the FACDL would be appropriate?
What is most interesting about your thoughts are not that they are true - but the questions they raise in the people who hear them.
These types of questions are necessary to ferret out my true credibility. If I can ultimately withstand your attacks and still come out credible - then I have survived.
And my point of that analogy is to show your question of me is exactly what Mr. Baez's job is of Mr. Kronk. They need to cross-examine and explore every questionable motive, financial incentive, or bias he has in front of the jury.
If Mr. Kronk satisfactorily answers those questions, Mr. Baez has raised no doubts in a jurors mind - but, if Mr. Kronk does not answer those questions convincingly; well the jury may be left with questions about his veracity and credibility.
But keep it up, hopefully I can prove that while I am guilty of being a jerk, I am nonetheless an honest jerk.
Unlikely. And to be honest, it would be an interesting issue to explore. But the minute I start speculating to the possibilities, the minute my thoughts would be completely twisted.Can the tape of Ms. Lyons be used against her by the prosecution against the most recent motions? In trial? Is that even a possibility?
Unlikely. And to be honest, it would be an interesting issue to explore. But the minute I start speculating to the possibilities, the minute my thoughts would be completely twisted.
So since I haven't seen the issue, I am unable to really think of a scenario where it could be used against the lawyer as argument that a judge could consider.
Interesting you make that point. Mr. Sheaffer specifically advertised in the Orlando Magazine (if I remember the magazine correctly) that he only takes on something like 10 cases a year.
So how much do you think he charges charges those 10 clients.... Must be a pretty penny, that is for sure.
Unlikely. And to be honest, it would be an interesting issue to explore. But the minute I start speculating to the possibilities, the minute my thoughts would be completely twisted.
So since I haven't seen the issue, I am unable to really think of a scenario where it could be used against the lawyer as argument that a judge could consider.
What is most interesting about your thoughts are not that they are true - but the questions they raise in the people who hear them.
These types of questions are necessary to ferret out my true credibility. If I can ultimately withstand your attacks and still come out credible - then I have survived.
And my point of that analogy is to show your question of me is exactly what Mr. Baez's job is of Mr. Kronk. They need to cross-examine and explore every questionable motive, financial incentive, or bias he has in front of the jury.
If Mr. Kronk satisfactorily answers those questions, Mr. Baez has raised no doubts in a jurors mind - but, if Mr. Kronk does not answer those questions convincingly; well the jury may be left with questions about his veracity and credibility.
But keep it up, hopefully I can prove that while I am guilty of being a jerk, I am nonetheless an honest jerk.
Well, have you listened to Ms. Lyons comments released the other day ? What do you think of what she said about jurors and her deragatory comments about female prosecutors ? This does not call for speculation.Unlikely. And to be honest, it would be an interesting issue to explore. But the minute I start speculating to the possibilities, the minute my thoughts would be completely twisted.
So since I haven't seen the issue, I am unable to really think of a scenario where it could be used against the lawyer as argument that a judge could consider.
Wait?
Hornsby has now released on his blog information pertaining to Sheaffer and his potential resignation or explusion from FACDL. I believe this type of information would be confidential between the FACDL and Sheaffer. If the information is confidential, should Hornsby face penalties from the FACDL for releasing such information? Perhaps Hornsby's resignation or expulsion from the FACDL would be appropriate?
well, have you listened to ms. Lyons comments released the other day ? What do you think of what she said about jurors and her deragatory comments about female prosecutors ? This does not call for speculation.
I don't think we can actually get inside your head and twist your thoughts. I think any thought twisty stuff is more likely a self-inflicted kind of thing.