So, what do you think?

Posted by: stlhead

So, what do you think? - 10/21/05 05:33 PM

Should Rove, Delay, et al be using those pesky "trial lawyers" or defend themselves?
Posted by: goharley

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/21/05 05:57 PM

I like how Delay won't settle for anything less than a repugnantican judge, who naturally won't legislate from the bench just for ol' Tommy. ;\)
Posted by: Theking

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/21/05 06:02 PM

Again stlhd with the Moronic statement. Trial lawyers represent the injured in civil matters. Defense attorneys defend those charged by the state of feds in criminal matters. Delays attys would be defense attorneys.
Posted by: Rory Bellows

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/21/05 06:11 PM

A MoveOn.orgy financial contributer--there's an impartial person with no pre-conceived notions or assumptions about R's to reside over Delay's case.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 11:52 AM

So now the neocons are defining "trial lawyers". TK, a defense attorney is a trial lawyer. In fact any lawyer who presides in a trial, be it prosecution or defense, is a trial lawyer. Can you please show me the official definition of a "trial lawyer" TK? BTW, I suppose next you'll tell us that defense attorneys never file suits themselves?
Posted by: Theking

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 12:02 PM

OK Dipshiat I'll bite

from the American trial lawyers assn. ATLA

" Seek justice for all . . .

Preserve the constitutional right to trial by jury . . .
Prevent injury from occurring . . .

Champion the cause of those who deserve redress for injury to person or property . . .

Promote the public good through concerted efforts to secure safe products, a safe workplace, a clean environment, and quality health care . . .

Further the rule of law and the civil justice system, and protect the rights of the accused . . .

Inspire excellence in advocacy through training and education . . .

Encourage cooperation among members . . .

Advance the common law and finest traditions
of jurisprudence. . .

Uphold the honor and dignity of the legal profession and the highest standards of ethical conduct and integrity"


From The NACDL

The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) is the preeminent organization in the United States advancing the mission of the nation's criminal defense lawyers to ensure justice and due process for persons accused of crime or other misconduct. A professional bar association founded in 1958, NACDL's more than 12,500 direct members -- and 90 state, local, and international affiliate organizations with another 35,000 members -- include private criminal defense lawyers, public defenders, active U.S. military defense counsel, law professors and judges committed to preserving fairness within America's criminal justice system.


When you find yourself deep in a hole quit digging.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 01:24 PM

Mr. Cochran is a member of the prestigious International Academy of Trial Lawyers and The American College of Trial Lawyers, whose membership consists of the top one percent of trial attorneys in the United States. Mr. Cochran was inducted into The Inner Circle of Advocates, an organization of the country's top 100 plaintiff lawyers. His autobiography, Journey to Justice, a national bestseller written with Tim Rutten, was recently published by One World/Ballantine Books.

"if it doesn't fit you must acquit"

What side was he on again?

TK, I'll save the name calling. There's no need to point out your flaws when you do it so adequately.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 01:36 PM

Want more?

F. Lee Bailey is the distinguished trial lawyer, author and lecturer. His phenomenally successful career as a trial lawyer has been highlighted by such sensational cases as those of Dr. Sam Sheppard, Dr. Carl Coppolino, the Boston Strangler and Patty Hearst.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 02:06 PM

If you need more you can look them up yourself at:

http://www.atla.org/cgi-bin/pubdir.pl

You'll find almost all famous defense attorneys as membors of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 02:08 PM

So, back to the original question.
Posted by: lupo

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/25/05 10:14 PM

rory- thats like saying a judge who drinks cannot preside unbiased over a dwi case
Posted by: Theking

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 11:10 AM

Stlhd,

You just like to go in circles. A defense atty can be a trial lawyer if he is trying a civil case. In your opening quote you are referring to a defense attorney because it is a criminal matter. Call the ABA and ask them. Jonny was a whore and would do anything for a buck.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 11:32 AM

It isn't me talking in circles. Spin and spin TK and you'll still be wrong.

"Again stlhd with the Moronic statement. Trial lawyers represent the injured in civil matters. Defense attorneys defend those charged by the state of feds in criminal matters. Delays attys would be defense attorneys."

Completely and utterly false! No way around it TK. A trial lawyer is any lawyer with trial experience. It's that simple no matter what spin you try to put on it.
Posted by: Theking

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 12:23 PM

Todd will not weigh in because he would have to agree with me.

OK Stlhd. next time you get picked up for being to close to a school call a trial lawyer instead of a defense atty. I bet all of his expierience with buiness law . Tort law and associated case law will come in real handy. \:D \:D When you file suit against the oil compnaies for price gouging make sure you find a defense atty with Death penalty expirience. The collection of books that document everything Stlhd does not grow just grew by a few volumes.
Posted by: lupo

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 02:16 PM

"the biggest republican collapse since Bob Dole ran out of viagra" Bill maher
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 03:19 PM

Spin spin spin....no wonder you are so dizzy TK.
Posted by: KlausRMinnow

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 04:51 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Kanektok Kid:
DeLay's attorney is a D, and his last high profile case, he represented a cross dresser who dismembered a body, ad disposed of KK
"Probably just as well... his therapy was going nowhere" Hannibal Lecter
Posted by: KlausRMinnow

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 05:51 PM

I direct Gov business for a Dallas based IP Sec Mfg and another firm in FL, have nothing but the highest regards for the man... what does "IP: Traced" mean?
Posted by: stlhead

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 05:51 PM

Yup, if you're a neocon put on your foil hat to prevent an epiphany.
Posted by: KlausRMinnow

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 06:44 PM

actually the "..." meant I was being facetious; the scary part is that some of the Patriot Act observations you made are not that far from reality. Title-3 is now, really, just a formality.

KK, BTW I saw Hutchinson on televison this week too. If perjury is not a "real" crime then why are they "still" crucifying Clinton for it? Eric Alterman (author of "When Presidents Lie") has referred to the current adminstation as the "post-truth presidency" and this really seems to sum it up for the entire group Bush, Rove, Cheney, Libby, Rice, etc, etc..
Posted by: sardonicus

Re: So, what do you think? - 10/26/05 10:41 PM

Presumptious, moo, that's not thinking it's just parroting others.

A lawyer that presides at a trial is called a Judge.

Johnny, the race card, Cochran is no longer amongst the living. His docket is elswhere.