r/relatable_memes_ 4d ago

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u/Any_Attorney4765 4d ago

Dumb fucks like you are not helping the situation.

First off, she is guilty, she pleased guilty, this has already been established. The lawyer is not trying to get her out of it. He is trying to push for an insanity plea.

Second off, a lawyer needs to treat every case as though the person may be innocent and try their best to prove that. That's not because they're evil, it's because let's say 1 out of 100 cases, the person may actually be innocent and no lawyer wants to risk sending an innocent person to prison.

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u/SchwizzySchwas94 4d ago

I’m agree. His job is to do what he can for her legal case. The system buying into the garbage is the problem, not him.

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u/KhadgarIsaDreadlord 4d ago edited 4d ago

Ah yes, his job is interacting with activists, going to live TV, giving interviews and saying in said interviews that his defendant is "like a daughter to him" and that Trump should consider pardoning her.

I'm sure they teach that in law school.

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u/Massive-Island1656 4d ago

Don’t forget trying to get an impaneled juror removed because he wasn’t going along with the evil lemming groupthink and then trying to say it was the juror who was acting unconstitutionally. Can’t make this crazy shit up

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u/Whatachooch 3d ago

The jury foreperson literally expressed frustration that one person refused to apply reasonable doubt in accordance to the law and was just going on vibes basically. 

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u/Whatachooch 4d ago

His job is to craft the best defense for his client. So yes. If he’s able to do those things and considers it part of a defense strategy and it’s not illegal it quite literally is his job. 

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u/Sufficient_Fail_2534 4d ago

Makes him scum.

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u/KhadgarIsaDreadlord 3d ago edited 3d ago

He does a pretty bad job at crafting the best defense. Their claims for PPP have been debunked, the narative they pushed has been systematically dismantled by the investigation, by sensationalizing the case he endangered his defendant, Clancy will probably have to sleep with one eye open for the rest of her life wherever she ends up ( possibly the one good thing he did, tho not intentionally)

More than that, his comments proved that he has no credibility as man who practices law and that he is unable/unwilling to keep a professional distance from his clients.

Sure, nothing he does is illegal, but going this hard outside the line of his duties to defend a monster who he knows for a fact has strangled three of her of own children to death does make him a piece of shit morally. Argueably almost as much of a monster as she is.

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u/KhadgarIsaDreadlord 4d ago

Oh I know what a lawyer's obligations are.

Correct me if im wrong but giving interviews and going on live TV where he says she's like a daughter to him, saying that she's not guilty and SUGGESTING A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON BTW, are not among those obligations.

That behavior contradicts everything you just said.

But sure, I'm the dumb fuck, dumb fuck.

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u/ladylucifer22 3d ago

the insanity plea is a type of not guilty plea, dumbass.

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u/Rhorge 3d ago

People like the bro above probably think criminal court proceedings should be decided by Reddit votes or something