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"christinakr58" <christinakr58@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1154844285.721743.145170@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
> Hello,
> I am looking for an attorney to represent me.
> There are several issues going on but the main reason is this:
> I
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On 5 Aug 2006 23:04:45 -0700, "christinakr58"
<christinakr58@comcast.net> wrote:
>Hello,
>I am looking for an attorney to represent me.
>There are several issues going on but the main reason is this:
>I am living in a building that does not allow ten
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"Razorback" <razorback9926@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1154911556.462264.157020@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> tiny dancer wrote:
>
> > if an attorney know's his client is guilty, he can't put him on the
stand
> > and allow him to commit
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Larry wrote:
> No, it would be privileged and the attorney cannot reveal it. Society
> places a high value on someone obtaining meaningful legal representation
> whether they're guilty or not, and to achieve this, honesty and direct
> communications
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tiny dancer wrote:
> The attorney in the David Westerfield case, IMO, came very close to
> committing misconduct. He KNEW David Westerfield had killed little Danielle
> VanDam. He knew this because he had been in negotiations for a plea bargain
>
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tiny dancer wrote:
> if an attorney know's his client is guilty, he can't put him on the stand
> and allow him to commit perjury.
The attorney in 99.9% of cases does not KNOW the client is guilty. Even
if the client killed the person, it's not nec
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Question: "three-strikes" laws violate
1. (VIIth)US CONST. AMM.- The right against double jeopardy - "No person
shall be in jeopardy twice for the same offense.".
2. Exclusionary principle- i.e.. "States may pass any laws that do not
contradict Fede
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Yes, I quit smoking a long time ago, hate it. You really don't need a lawyer
for something like this - it will only cause allot of recrimination, cost
and time.
Write the tenants downstairs a nice letter- say that you are recovering from
Ebola, move
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JVB wrote:
> What does a defense lawyer talk about with their client? By that I
> mean, does the lawyer ever ask the client if he did it?
Yes - the defense lawyer would be naive at best to not do so! (I
did ask in every such case - of which I ha
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New York Times
July 24, 2006, Monday
Late Edition - Final, Section B, Page 3, Column 1
4 Officers Hurt (One by Pit Bull) as Police Fire 26 Shots to Kill Dog
in Bronx
By FERNANDA SANTOS; JENNIFER EPSTEIN CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FOR THIS
ARTICLE. (N
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I read a message in another newsgroup, where the poster referred to a new
law that was spooking him re. internet usage, but didn't specify anything
more. Someone responded, agreeing, but again no extra was said. I was
hoping someone in the know coul
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"Face-off" <pullout@nycap.rr.com> wrote in
news:9eFNa.51249$8B.37969@twister.nyroc.rr.com:
> My boyfriend had recently been arrested on Tuesday, July 1, 2003. He
> and two of his friends were riding bikes down a street and an older
> woman called
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My english is not well enough to clearly understand your questions, but
anyway they seem to be related to my original statement that "we do not
have such thing as bailment"
What did I mean by saying that
Your bailment (as far as I can unders
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On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 02:34:19 GMT, Larry <x@y.com> wrote:
>In article <osjad29be7j3jekkh3k6kgodtlg6e4ghcf@4ax.com>,
> JVB <JVB@nat.com> wrote:
>
>> What does a defense lawyer talk about with their client? By that I
>> mean, does the lawyer ever ask
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Most likely he is not entitled to anything more than the property damage
and some incidentals... that is IF he can prove that whoever was driving
the car was not negligent AND that the dog caused the damages they are
referring to.
You have two ch
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In article <osjad29be7j3jekkh3k6kgodtlg6e4ghcf@4ax.com>,
JVB <JVB@nat.com> wrote:
> What does a defense lawyer talk about with their client? By that I
> mean, does the lawyer ever ask the client if he did it?
Usually not, but it depends on the c
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Hello,
I'm in Canada and am wondering if it's legal to form a sports betting
club. I would get a group of people together worldwide over the
Internet, and we would pool funds and I would place bets on sports.
Would it be legal if I did this? Als
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"JVB" <JVB@nat.com> wrote in message
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> What does a defense lawyer talk about with their client? By that I
> mean, does the lawyer ever ask the client if he did it?
I don't think they usually ask
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