faefrost
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I admit that was my first thought.
Then, I thought that was a bit too arrogant & crazy even for him. So, I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt (don't ask me why..:loserand assume he was in essence saying, "I might be willing to give you an interview if you agree to print a 'Casey/defense friendly' favorable story."
I'm not saying I really believe that... :innocent:
I don't know. :shakehead:
If this was a lone incident I might be more inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. But there just seem to be so many of these. We still don't know who brokered the ABC deals, but we have never heard a lawyers name mentioned in association with them that wasn't JB. And he should have been specifically ethically barred from doing so. At what point is someone going to say enough is enough and kick over this anthill that all parties involved know is there? I know noone wants to impede KC's right to a fair trial and competent representation of her choosing or at least approval. But if you see a problem or a serious ethical violation or pattern of behavior in one of the lawyers, isn't it better for the case, the defendant and the court to get it in the open and cleared before the trial formally starts, rather than after when it becomes an appellate issue?
As far as it being too arrogant and crazy even for him. I love you Beach, but I think that you may be looking at it through the filter of having alot of experience with normal everyday legal professionals. You inately know how they will act because that is how they are trained to act, conditioned to act. What things they do do and what things they don't do. Little things like "you don't ignore specific orders from the judge." "if you will miss a deadline you contact the judge". "deadlines, court dates and legal proceedings are not optional at your whim". I am more and more not sure that JB is operating within that realm. He is much like his client. KC as a sociopath is able to lie so constantly and so effectively because she simply cuts through those mental filters of behavior that every other person is conditioned as a member of society to have. That thought of "why would she lie about that" keeps coming up over and over. She exists outside of the normal structure of behavior. That is what a sociopath is. And it's scary how effective she can be at it. (just note on these forums how often stories that are only ultimately attributable to her and her alone, take on a life of their own until they start assumed to be fact. LP has much the same gift of tall tales.) In the case of JB more and more I think he is some sort of legal sociopath. he lacks the structure of behavior that any normal lawyer has. And more and more he seems to do this rather willfully ad deliberately. The normal rules of ethics and behavior simply do not apply to him.