Saul Vesalot
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me too! A few of them actually :thinking: The reddit post that Madeleine linked in her post, the poster in a comment did state Zellner or other lawyers in her firm, so maybe that's why.
Here is a list of Superbowls Zellner (or some other people) won.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/superbowl/history/winners
:drumroll:
The fact that the list includes cases other people lost is intentional subterfuge. You'd see less sleight of hand at a Penn and Teller show and at least they are honest enough to admit they're trying to trick you. And losing cases isn't a sign that you're a bad lawyer, you might have gotten an awful judge or it was a difficult case.
And I don't see how posting and then deleting tweets is unethical. Maybe unprofessional in appearance, but if the cops and prosecution aren't required to be professional or honest, or even slightly decent people, then I don't know why a defense attorney is a bad person for curating her social media in a weird way.