DriveInDriѵeOut
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When is Biden's FBI and department of justice going to release them?
FBI Raids Mar-a-lago
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your lack of concern over a private citizen illegally possessing Secret Compartment Information and National Defense Information is alarmingCan’t you see the “writing on the wall” ...this is yesterday boring news ... a nothing.. on to the next grand “get Trump scheme” probably already in the works... I have heard he kicks his dog
too...
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The fact that you think it's fine for a private citizen to illegally possess Classified information so sensitive that it could compromise the National Security of the USA shows me alot about you.
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According to a report from the New York Times, the quip that "MAGA" (Make America Great Again) also means "making attorneys get attorneys" is particularly apt as dozens of lawyers who rushed to defend Donald Trump now find themselves facing disbarment, investigations, subpoenas and possible criminal charges.
As the report from Michael Schmidt and Luke Broadwater notes, "Over six years and nine major investigations by Congress, the Justice Department and local prosecutors, as Mr. Trump has managed to avoid removal from the presidency and indictment, it has become clear that serving as one of his lawyers is a remarkably risky job — and one that can involve considerable legal exposure. Time after time, his attorneys have been asked to testify as witnesses to potential crimes — or evaluated as possible criminal conspirators themselves."
Pointing out that the danger has become even more acute since Trump became a former president, the report goes on to note that high-profile attorneys such as Rudy Giuliani and more obscure attorneys who fought to have the 2020 election overturned at the state level are all seeing their careers severely damaged by their association with Trump.
The report states, "17 mostly lesser-known lawyers who represented Mr. Trump in battleground states as he tried to overturn the election are facing ethics complaints, putting them at risk of being disciplined or disbarred by bar associations or the courts," adding, "Vigorously defending the client — even one known for unscrupulous behavior or accused of an egregious crime — is part of a lawyer’s basic job description. But attorneys are bound by a code of professional conduct that forbids them from crossing certain lines, including knowingly making false claims, filing frivolous lawsuits or motions, and doing anything to further a crime."
With the Times reporting, "Mr. Trump’s quest for such a lawyer fueled a destructive cycle: As his legal difficulties mounted, he hired more lawyers, who in turn faced problems for their work on his behalf, leading established lawyers concerned about their reputations to balk at representing him," Kimberly Wehle, a University of Baltimore law professor explained, “There’s no way to adhere to your ethical integrity and keep your job. There’s just no way to not step into a mess.”
According to Michael Teter, whose group has "filed complaints against 40 lawyers who took part in suits challenging the 2020 results," he is serving notice to lawyers steer clear of Trump.
'Ultimately, we want to demonstrate to all the lawyers that the next time that Sidney Powell or Rudy Giuliani calls and says, ‘Hey, will you sign your name to this,’ they’ll say ‘no,’ because they’ll realize that there are professional consequences,” he explained.
As the report from Michael Schmidt and Luke Broadwater notes, "Over six years and nine major investigations by Congress, the Justice Department and local prosecutors, as Mr. Trump has managed to avoid removal from the presidency and indictment, it has become clear that serving as one of his lawyers is a remarkably risky job — and one that can involve considerable legal exposure. Time after time, his attorneys have been asked to testify as witnesses to potential crimes — or evaluated as possible criminal conspirators themselves."
Pointing out that the danger has become even more acute since Trump became a former president, the report goes on to note that high-profile attorneys such as Rudy Giuliani and more obscure attorneys who fought to have the 2020 election overturned at the state level are all seeing their careers severely damaged by their association with Trump.
The report states, "17 mostly lesser-known lawyers who represented Mr. Trump in battleground states as he tried to overturn the election are facing ethics complaints, putting them at risk of being disciplined or disbarred by bar associations or the courts," adding, "Vigorously defending the client — even one known for unscrupulous behavior or accused of an egregious crime — is part of a lawyer’s basic job description. But attorneys are bound by a code of professional conduct that forbids them from crossing certain lines, including knowingly making false claims, filing frivolous lawsuits or motions, and doing anything to further a crime."
With the Times reporting, "Mr. Trump’s quest for such a lawyer fueled a destructive cycle: As his legal difficulties mounted, he hired more lawyers, who in turn faced problems for their work on his behalf, leading established lawyers concerned about their reputations to balk at representing him," Kimberly Wehle, a University of Baltimore law professor explained, “There’s no way to adhere to your ethical integrity and keep your job. There’s just no way to not step into a mess.”
According to Michael Teter, whose group has "filed complaints against 40 lawyers who took part in suits challenging the 2020 results," he is serving notice to lawyers steer clear of Trump.
'Ultimately, we want to demonstrate to all the lawyers that the next time that Sidney Powell or Rudy Giuliani calls and says, ‘Hey, will you sign your name to this,’ they’ll say ‘no,’ because they’ll realize that there are professional consequences,” he explained.
DriveInDriѵeOut
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You are delusional and have some seriously funny conspiracy theories. For you to get this upset over Trump is hilarious, I laugh at all of your rants. I find it even more hysterical that you think anyone cares what you rant about .
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I am glad to see that you have finally raised your IQ enough to mimic me.
Imitation is the sincerest form of Flattery
DriveInDriѵeOut
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Imagine being stupid enough to fall for this nothing burger. What an idiot.
I shall call you "Mimic Me."
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you be sure to do that,Carry on
OK Mimic Me. Wow, I sincerely feel the flattery!
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Jiangshi
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Once again, which case is this?
Is this listed on the same site that lists the states that have decertified the 2020 election?
DriveInDriѵeOut
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Are you so clueless you can't use Google?
Why do I always have to educate you?
US Supreme Court adds controversial election case to October 2022 docket
The US Supreme Court announced Thursday that it will hear a controversial election case which deals with an emerging legal theory based on the elections clause of the US Constitution. The theory claim...
You aren't very self aware huh? Do you not realize the chilling effect these sort of actions would have on practicing law? Defend an unpopular position, get attacked. Defend an unpopular defendant, get attacked. Soon no one will risk representing anyone who's hated by a particular group.
Jiangshi
Heavily Moderated User, Loves Sailfish
So your case proving that the 2020 election was rigged is about denying equal representation for Black voters in the 2022 elections?Are you so clueless you can't use Google?
Why do I always have to educate you?
US Supreme Court adds controversial election case to October 2022 docket
The US Supreme Court announced Thursday that it will hear a controversial election case which deals with an emerging legal theory based on the elections clause of the US Constitution. The theory claim...www.jurist.org
Moore v. Harper, Explained
The debunked “independent state legislature theory” is on the Supreme Court’s docket, with potentially disastrous consequences.
DriveInDriѵeOut
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No.
What a stupid question.
BlackFriday
Please remove my account. This forum sucks.
Oh surr. Whatever you say.
Killery should be in jail but that's not going to happen. She, and her assistant, did far worse.
The double standards, that the leftists, accept is sick in the head.
Liberals SUCK!
fishtm2001
Well-Known Member
As a 12 year old, you are quite eloquent.
That's an awfully big word for a 9 yr old.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
As a leftist, you’re exceptionally ignorant
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