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No he has read all the information regarding this investigation and has said what was in it which says Christie had nothing to do with the lane closure. Anyone against Christie can, and most likely has read the same investigation and can come to a conclusion that Christie was involved. Why has that not yet happened?

 

Quit hijacking the thread with common sense.

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No dude, defense attorney's present arguments that make the case that their clients are innocent. That's what this dude did. I don't care how many of you idiots can't see that, but if you think it makes me look bad, more power to you. I can't even believe I had to explain that ridiculously simple and common sense fact.

 

But he wasn't charged with a crime. No prosecutor brought charges. No Defense attorney needed.

 

No if they found he stole State funds, then yes, hire a Defense attroney.

 

You're just !@#$ing with us, right?

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But he wasn't charged with a crime. No prosecutor brought charges. No Defense attorney needed.

 

No if they found he stole State funds, then yes, hire a Defense attroney.

 

You're just !@#$ing with us, right?

 

Gator spends his days watching Perry Mason re-runs so he thinks all lawyers are involved in litigation and defend or prosecute people. I'd say gator is as dumb as a bag of hammers but that would he an insult the the bag of hammers.

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But he wasn't charged with a crime. No prosecutor brought charges. No Defense attorney needed.

 

No if they found he stole State funds, then yes, hire a Defense attroney.

 

You're just !@#$ing with us, right?

 

Ok, what was the guys job then when Christie hired him? Why do you think Christie put this guy out there?

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Gatorman, you magnificent freak, you've outdone yourself this time. :lol:

 

If he's trolling he's making Crayonz look like a piker. Crayonz was down to only fooling the newbees. If this guy is for real though, how do we keep him from reproducing?

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No he has read all the information regarding this investigation and has said what was in it which says Christie had nothing to do with the lane closure. Anyone against Christie can, and most likely has read the same investigation and can come to a conclusion that Christie was involved. Why has that not yet happened?

If I killed my wife and then hired an attorney to defend myself my attorney would go through all the evidence and argue I didn't do it. You see?
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If he's trolling he's making Crayonz look like a piker. Crayonz was down to only fooling the newbees. If this guy is for real though, how do we keep him from reproducing?

 

Personally...I abuse him, and keep him coming back for more. I figure if I can keep him on the internet, he won't have time to get laid.

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So he was a Reputation Attorney? Come on, man, stop- you are making yourself look bad. Sometimes its best to bow out before one embarasses themselves.

Had to come back to this because it is so stupid it hurts to read. A guy that wants to be President isn't worried about seriously protecting his reputation? Hello? You should take your own advice.

 

Who here thinks this guy was independent and looking for the truth?

 

 

 

Personally...I abuse him, and keep him coming back for more. I figure if I can keep him on the internet, he won't have time to get laid.

 

Oh...is that why you are on here 24/7 ;)

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You're just !@#$ing with us, right?

 

No. He is genuinely and purely this stupid. I have equally stupid progressive friends in my FB timeline making the same stupid kinds of discussions. They're being spoon-fed stuff to put out there by the hard left.

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But he wasn't charged with a crime. No prosecutor brought charges. No Defense attorney needed.

 

No if they found he stole State funds, then yes, hire a Defense attroney.

 

You're just !@#$ing with us, right?

Formally? No. But you can't be so dense to have missed the oh so subtle implications that he might have had something to do with this mess?? That's the whole reason he hired this guy!

 

Why was the guy hired again?

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Formally? No. But you can't be so dense to have missed the oh so subtle implications that he might have had something to do with this mess?? That's the whole reason he hired this guy!

 

Why was the guy hired again?

Demonstrate that any of the attorneys hired are defense attorneys.

 

Some help:

 

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/_/dict.aspx?rd=1&word=defense+attorney

 

defense attorney n. 1) the attorney representing the defendant in a lawsuit or criminal prosecution. 2) a lawyer who regularly represents defendants who have insurance and who is chosen by the insurance company. 3) a lawyer who regularly represents criminal defendants. Attorneys who regularly represent clients in actions for damages are often called "plaintiff's attorneys." (See: defendant, plaintiff's attorney)

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If I killed my wife and then hired an attorney to defend myself my attorney would go through all the evidence and argue I didn't do it. You see?

if you killed your wife, you'd only need a defense attorney if you were charged with her murder.

 

if however you were president of your neighborhood home owner's association, and you heard that some of the members were questioning your possible involvement in missing dues from the association's fund, you could either wait and be charged with the crime and hire a defense attorney to represent you, or you could hire an investigative attorney in advance of any potential charges in order to clear your name before any charges were actually levelled at you.

 

is there any chance that you can see a difference between the two scenarios?

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Demonstrate that any of the attorneys hired are defense attorneys.

Some help:

 

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/_/dict.aspx?rd=1&word=defense+attorney

defense attorney n. 1) the attorney representing the defendant in a lawsuit or criminal prosecution. 2) a lawyer who regularly represents defendants who have insurance and who is chosen by the insurance company. 3) a lawyer who regularly represents criminal defendants. Attorneys who regularly represent clients in actions for damages are often called "plaintiff's attorneys." (See: defendant, plaintiff's attorney)

no, technically you are right, he wasn't in court. But I was obviously talking about the only court that matters in this case, the court of public opinion and this guy was arguing Christies defense. Do you disagree with that?
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no, technically you are right, he wasn't in court. But I was obviously talking about the only court that matters in this case, the court of public opinion and this guy was arguing Christies defense. Do you disagree with that?

there is no such thing as a 'court of public opinion defense attorney'. no law degrees are offered for that, and no instructional courses are available for it. 'court of public opinion' is a cliche. it is not part of the legal system. the people involved in representation in the court of public opinion are known as spokespeople, press agents, publicists, and spin doctors.

 

not attorneys.

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if you killed your wife, you'd only need a defense attorney if you were charged with her murder.

 

if however you were president of your neighborhood home owner's association, and you heard that some of the members were questioning your possible involvement in missing dues from the association's fund, you could either wait and be charged with the crime and hire a defense attorney to represent you, or you could hire an investigative attorney in advance of any potential charges in order to clear your name before any charges were actually levelled at you.

 

is there any chance that you can see a difference between the two scenarios?

I do see the difference and it's a good point, BUT, that investigative attorney is there to defend my interest just like the defense attorney, correct? No difference.

 

So for all the "He's a Democrat" or to te original post on this "That settles the matter," I say phooy! This report is bunk, and I don't know and even would think Christie didn't do anything, but this report settles nothing at all except to make the governor look stupid.

 

 

there is no such thing as a 'court of public opinion defense attorney'. no law degrees are offered for that, and no instructional courses are available for it. 'court of public opinion' is a cliche. it is not part of the legal system. the people involved in representation in the court of public opinion are known as spokespeople, press agents, publicists, and spin doctors.

 

not attorneys.

Oh good, then why did Christie hire this guy?

 

 

Seriously, all you guys are there talking it up but won't answer that one little question for poor gatorman?

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If I killed my wife and then hired an attorney to defend myself my attorney would go through all the evidence and argue I didn't do it. You see?

 

No. See if you killed your wife you would be charged with murder and would have hired a DEFENSE attorney to defend against those charges. Christied hired an attorney it interpret all the data regarding the information. You see. By what you're saying he hired a PR attorney. Dude you are in so deep here. You !@#$ed up calling him a defense attorney. All you have to do is admit that.

 

 

Oh good, then why did Christie hire this guy?

 

 

Seriously, all you guys are there talking it up but won't answer that one little question for poor gatorman?

 

I've answered it twice.

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no, technically you are right, he wasn't in court. But I was obviously talking about the only court that matters in this case, the court of public opinion and this guy was arguing Christies defense. Do you disagree with that?

 

Oh, good Lord, this is one of the most retarded things I've ever seen on this site. This is up there with the "true expected value" of a die roll.

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