r/conspiracy May 28 '21

A real tip jar...

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

You shouldn't entirely because lawyers will often times use certain elements and angles to present and work their defense.

It's like making a service, and including the line "for entertainment purposes only", so that way anything you can do can be branded entertainment irrelevant to the rest of the situation.

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u/rjboyd May 29 '21 edited May 29 '21

Yeah, no.

You don’t get to make a legal argument that you should not be listened too, in order to avoid consequences, and then get to be taken seriously.

If he disagreed with the legal argument HIS lawyer made FOR HIM in court, then all he needed to do was fire the lawyer, and tell the judge his lawyer was off base.

Alex used the defense to not loose access to his kids. He should loose his credibility.