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Panthera 12/13/18 10:47:43 PM #51: |
That would be dumb as hell
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NotWhiteNinja 12/13/18 10:47:43 PM #52: |
MC_BatCommander posted...
such as working out a deal to reduce jail time Imagine thinking there's nothing wrong with them doing this. Wow. Just wow. Of course, part of the problem here lies with the law itself allowing for this too, to be fair. Dragon239 posted... I mean, an admission is basically the only way how a lawyer would "knowingly" know his client is guilty. TIL sting operations aren't a thing. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MC_BatCommander 12/13/18 10:59:45 PM #53: |
NotWhiteNinja posted...
Imagine thinking there's nothing wrong with them doing this. Wow. Just wow. well you literally think that lawyers who fulfill someone's constitutional right to a defense should be punished so \_()_/ --- The Legend is True! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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NotWhiteNinja 12/13/18 11:01:38 PM #54: |
MC_BatCommander posted...
NotWhiteNinja posted...Imagine thinking there's nothing wrong with them doing this. Wow. Just wow. So I take it that anything in the constitution, you believe should be blindly upheld, and not questioned and possibly changed? Does that include the 2nd and 13th Amendments (since it's pretty rare to find someone who agrees with both)? (Yes, it would have to be through the proper process for passing an amendment. I'm not arguing against that.) EDIT: I think I cited the wrong amendment here. One sec. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DirkDiggles 12/13/18 11:02:59 PM #55: |
With that logic, TC, should we arrest fast food workers for assault for getting their customers fat?
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MC_BatCommander 12/13/18 11:03:57 PM #56: |
NotWhiteNinja posted...
So I take it that anything in the constitution, you believe should be blindly upheld, and not questioned and possibly changed? I think the right to a fair trial is incredibly important and one of the great things about this country, anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong. although you're probably just shitposting anyways so I'll stop responding --- The Legend is True! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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NotWhiteNinja 12/13/18 11:05:55 PM #58: |
DirkDiggles posted...
With that logic, TC, should we arrest fast food workers for assault for getting their customers fat? The key difference here is that lawyers defending guilty clients are abusing technicalities or hiding facts. Fast food workers are providing a product to willing consumers who are well aware that said product is harmful to them and choose, of their own free will, to consume it anyway. The two aren't remotely comparable. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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EndOfDiscOne 12/13/18 11:07:20 PM #59: |
Its a dumb question but I understand what TC is getting at. For example Casey Anthonys attorney who was probably the one who came up with the stories he told in court. Id be okay with punishing attorneys who flat out lie in court.
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Serious Cat 12/13/18 11:11:04 PM #60: |
NotWhiteNinja posted...
The key difference here is that lawyers defending guilty clients are abusing technicalities or hiding facts. Evidence is the burden of the prosecution. --- I are Serious Cat This is serious thread ... Copied to Clipboard!
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UnholyMudcrab 12/13/18 11:11:42 PM #61: |
Yeah, this is definitely a two-weeks-of-karma kind of topic
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Nubcake13 12/13/18 11:13:02 PM #62: |
NotWhiteNinja posted...
The key difference here is that lawyers defending guilty clients are abusing technicalities or hiding facts No Lawyers defending guilty clients are making sure that their clients receive due process and their rights are not being violated, --- i have no sig ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ssjevot 12/13/18 11:13:21 PM #63: |
I thought this was just something people used to attack Hillary for defending that child rapist, I didn't think anyone actually believed it.
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Dragonblade01 12/13/18 11:16:05 PM #64: |
That question demonstrates a large degree of ignorance regarding the justice system and the place of defense attorneys therein.
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Darmik 12/13/18 11:17:53 PM #65: |
Can you show us a trial where a defense lawyer covered up evidence for a not guilty verdict?
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