Defense May Have To Re-File Motion

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I'm a notary and I had to get my seal from an office supply company... I would assume most states are the same - you don't get your seal from them but rather have it made yourself. It's possible he forgot to get a new one.

I am a notary in the State of Florida, I always have my bonding company order my stamp. It doesn't cost anymore (imo) than if I did the stamp else where. I like to keep things simple. And once my old commission expires I throw the stamp away.
 
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What things most of us would be humiliated by, having our work in the public, replete with errors....doesn't seem to register as a problem to the defense. It never has and does not today. Even now. Someone said one , these defense documents are the most lazy, complacent sorry excuse for legal documents they have ever seen. If a law student were to turn in documents wrong on the facts, wrong on the law and poorly prepared he or she could certainly expect a failing grade. It is not acceptable. It certainly does not serve their client. It doesn't get them respect from their peers. It is like they rather phone it in, with little or no effort and could not care less if their documents are legally sufficient. To me that speaks volumes, that they appear to be resigned to the fate that they have no hope of winning this case. They have a very simple, relatively uneducated client who doesn't understand the pattern here.
Refiling the motion is the least of their worries!!!


They have run out of some other dudes...so now what? I imagine a lot of nervous hand wringing.
"uneducated" is putting it nicely......
 
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I am a notary in the State of Florida, I always have my bonding company order my stamp. It doesn't cost anymore (imo) than if I did the stamp else where. I like to keep things simple. And once my old commission expires I throw the stamp away.

Guess they should change the laws. In California, we have to destroy our notary stamps when they are no longer effective. And we file a letter stating that we have destroyed the stamp.
 
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What things most of us would be humiliated by, having our work in the public, replete with errors....doesn't seem to register as a problem to the defense. It never has and does not today. Even now. Someone said one , these defense documents are the most lazy, complacent sorry excuse for legal documents they have ever seen. If a law student were to turn in documents wrong on the facts, wrong on the law and poorly prepared he or she could certainly expect a failing grade. It is not acceptable. It certainly does not serve their client. It doesn't get them respect from their peers. It is like they rather phone it in, with little or no effort and could not care less if their documents are legally sufficient. To me that speaks volumes, that they appear to be resigned to the fate that they have no hope of winning this case. They have a very simple, relatively uneducated client who doesn't understand the pattern here.
Refiling the motion is the least of their worries!!!


They have run out of some other dudes...so now what? I imagine a lot of nervous hand wringing.

Now you see why Baez was 182nd in a class of 185.
 
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Now you see why the Fla Bar had this to say about Baez in refusing to let him practise Law for 8 years after he graduated (182nd in a class of 185).

"His overall behavior showed a total lack of respect for the legal system, which is absolutely inconsistent with the character and fitness qualities required of those seeking to be afforded the highest position of trust and confidence recognized by our system of law".
 
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