Wealthy heir rapes own 3 year old daughter, will receive no jail time "will not fare well in jail"
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the day when the poor and middle class join forces against the rich
Bacon's rebellionI'm retweeting and facebookin
Fellas WE GOT EM!
Turn to al Jazeera it's gonna be on the 11PM newscast now tune the fukk in this scumbag is goin the fukk down!
Turn to al Jazeera it's gonna be on the 11PM newscast now tune the fukk in this scumbag is goin the fukk down!
He goes to a different type of school than you do though. Most people want money, in all professions, just look at that giant thread for petroleum engineering. But I mean you know where you go to school so it's especially bad there. But the legal field is one of the only fields where pro bono work is literally mandatory to keeping your license in many states. You can't even sit for the NY bar if you haven't done 50 hours pro bono.nah its right, most people are looking for themselves
people are using pro bono work and volunteering as a cover for the fact they really just want money
im already seeing it before my eyespeople who told me at orientation that they came here wanting to do PI and would never work at a big firm and i see them at firm receptions
lets see how many of those kids you are talking about actually take PI jobs after law schoolpeople say one thing and do another
bytch ass cac, we gon get this scum off our streets good fukkin look out al Jazeera.
Damn, double jeopardy might've saved em but as far as the judge goes she's ours for the raping(professionally that is 
) we gotta blast Joe Biden's son so he can disbar this disgusting human being that calls herself judge. It's mothafukkin on. 
) we gotta blast Joe Biden's son so he can disbar this disgusting human being that calls herself judge. It's mothafukkin on. 
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Thanks this shyt was a team effort I'm just glad you convinced me to do it I was ready to leave this thread alone out of sheer disgust. The legal expert they just had on basically dropped the battle plan we gotta take the judge out. I'm sure the more this story catches steam the worse it gets for Scumbert Richards IV. We need to make a scumbag smiley for this a$$hole, I'd wear it out on twitter.
@acri1 I'll try to find video of the interview and post it.
https://twitter.com/BeauBiden <---Biden's son the attorney general, he holds Judge Jurden's job in his hands. It's his turn to feel the fire.
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@ltheghost I can't believe this satirical emotional plea is something you're dapping up and you're letting them con you out of your sensibilities. The type of people who are corrupt and are lawyers were predisposed to being that way and it's not lawyers that are "evil." It is people. You could see it right there while we were in law school. And i know @DANJA sees it too. It's why conservatives kids are always talking about their "liberal" law school classmates. Unlike these people I've worked at DA offices. I know a dikkhead looks like and I know a guy just following the law looks like. The fact of the matter is, certain people end up in these positions and the type of prosecutor one is, is largely reflective of the community around you and the justice system that is in place.
Before these people were lawyers, they were liberals and conservatives. Their politics dictate what they do. They reflect society and the opinions of the populace who elect them. You're sitting here while TUH is crying about the guy who drafted the Stand Your Ground Law being a lawyer while everyone who is up in arms and writing amicus briefs are LAWYERS as well and that the majority of the legal community thinks that it is a poorly written law. Including the ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITES STATES. He's treating the OUTLIER as the the representative sample.
His argument relies on the fallacy that because a significant segment of a profession engage in detrimental behavior that it is the nature of the profession itself, and not the individuals who are drawn to the profession, that are the root of it. He's attacking the character of the entire profession instead of that individual. There are critiques of the justice system that I've made myself but this guy is nowhere close to articulating them.
This guy @Type Username Here did his best trick - state something hyperbolic, dial it back and try to stake out ostensibly innocent moral position that we all agree with, then post up links that provide some support for a point that would be related to his overall argument but the not core argument itself and then excuse himself from actually having to persuasively argue his point while attacking you personally for disagreeing with him. Laws reflect society and lawyers reflect those laws. It's that simple. And a scumbag is a scumbag because he's a scumbag. Becoming a lawyer didn't make him one.
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lmfao, I tweeted Kobe the story and shytted on his colorblind society dreams then followed up by tweeting Putin of all people now I'm just gettin random.
Who are journalists that tend to report on the 1%?
I'd hit up Cenk from the Young Turks on twitter, he reports on the 1% behaving badly.
ltheghost
Payin Debts.... N40
@ltheghost I can't believe this satirical emotional plea is something you're dapping up and you're letting them con you out of your sensibilities. The type of people who are corrupt and are lawyers were predisposed to being that way and it's not lawyers that are "evil." It is people. You could see it right there while we were in law school. And i know @DANJA sees it too. It's why conservatives kids are always talking about their "liberal" law school classmates. Unlike these people I've worked at DA offices. I know a dikkhead looks like and I know a guy just following the law looks like. The fact of the matter is, certain people end up in these positions and the type of prosecutor one is, is largely reflective of the community around you and the justice system that is in place.
Before these people were lawyers, they were liberals and conservatives. Their politics dictate what they do. They reflect society and the opinions of the populace who elect them. You're sitting here while TUH is crying about the guy who drafted the Stand Your Ground Law being a lawyer while everyone who is up in arms and writing amicus briefs are LAWYERS as well and that the majority of the legal community thinks that it is a poorly written law. Including the ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITES STATES. He's treating the OUTLIER as the the representative sample. You're really entertaining that as a legitimate argumentThis is akin to saying that a majority of blue collar workers vote Republican and for anti-minority policies so there is something inherent in being a blue collar worker that makes someone racist. His argument relies on the fallacy that because a significant segment of a profession engage in detrimental behavior that it is the nature of the profession itself, and not the individuals who are drawn to the profession, that are the root of it. He's attacking the character of the entire profession instead of that individual. There are critiques of the justice system that I've made myself but this guy is nowhere close to articulating them.
This guy @Type Username Here did his best trick - state something hyperbolic, dial it back and try to stake out ostensibly innocent moral position that we all agree with, then post up links that provide some support for a point that would be related to his overall argument but the not core argument itself and then excuse himself from actually having to persuasively argue his point while attacking you personally for disagreeing with him. Laws reflect society and lawyers reflect those laws. It's that simple.
Oh I wasn't dapping him up because of his satirical argument. It was more of an Obama "continue sir" Dap.
Aight because dude came through and basically used this argument: blue collar workers vote republican and have anti-black sentiment. Thus, the majority of blue collar workers are racist because of the fact that they are blue collar workers
This is the type of shyt that gets people sent to that to the Thomas M. Cooley school of law
.@2Quik4UHoes when will it re-air, I don't have the channel. Good shyt though big homie....we've come a long way from AHH battles. I got law students preparing to issue a
letter if this shyt doesn't get traction in a week.
ltheghost
Payin Debts.... N40
Aight because dude came through and basically used this argument: blue collar workers vote republican and have anti-black sentiment. Thus, the majority of blue collar workers are racist because of the fact that they are blue collar workers
This is the type of shyt that gets people sent to that to the Thomas M. Cooley school of law
You just had to go there.