Ghislaine Maxwell Receives 20 Years for Aiding Epstein in Sex Trafficking
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Oh I meant in the grand scheme those are the only probable results with so many powerful peoples reputations at stake.
I’m a big fan of “Dexter” and that is the first thing I thought of here.
Maybe they hate her, too? They wouldn’t be the first lawyers to have a contemptuous relationship with their client.
Yes, and if it interferes with the job you do for your client, then you should get out of the relationship, probably out of the profession...
Yep, which is why I never even considered law school. A man has to know his limitations.
There is no requirement that you love your clients. Or your patients, for that matter. It's only required that you not let your personal feelings interfere with the job you do. I'll give you an example. I once had a young doctor come to me, just a year or so in practice. He told me that he wanted to bankrupt out of his student loans. (I've never handled bankruptcies, BTW.) I told him Congress had outlawed that the previous year. His mouth dropped open and he said, as if he'd been cheated, that that had been the mantra all the way through med school - "load up, load up and then bankrupt." Now, he was looking at someone who'd paid back every cent of his student loans. Did I feel contempt for him then? Yes, that's fair to say. Would I have continued to represent him? (I never saw him again.) Yes, because I can put my personal feelings aside. As it happened, he died a few years later, very young. I guess he cheated the government after all...
Yes and I have been in similar situations. I absolutely adore most of my clients (which is easy because I represent elderly and disabled folks.) Their families can sometimes be a bit.....much. I don't allow this sort of thing to compromise my ability to make sure that proper care is being provided, though. But this is a far cry from representing some serial killer and trying to get him loose on a technicality. I would probably kill myself the first time it happened. Thankfully such things are rare which is precisely what makes them noteworthy, but I just don't know if I could bring myself to do it. Criminal law is just a fraction of the different types of law one can practice, but I imagine in all of them the potential is there to have to do one's job regardless of personal feelings.
The very first matter I handled out of law school was to appeal, and get reversed, a murder conviction. And it was on what a lay person would probably consider a "technicality." In my first few years, the bar handled indigent cases by involuntary assignment. It was supposed to be the whole bar, but it seemed to fall mostly on the younger guys. So, for several years, I was an involuntary criminal defense lawyer. I never, ever asked "did you do it?" Not my job. In the murder case, she was, after all, already convicted. Now, TBF, with recent trends, she would probably be acquitted today. It was a case of extreme physical abuse. Juries have changed and there's a much more lenient attitude now, reflecting changing societal mores. An interesting aside was that one of the justices called me to the bench after it was over for a private conversation. He asked me my plans and I told him that this was temporary, that I was accepted into NYU for a graduate law degree in taxation. He tried to talk me out of it, told me that my true talent lay in trial law. It was very flattering, but, again honestly, I would already be dead, if I'd pursued that kind of practice. The truth of the matter is that I'm really too empathetic. I'd need more psychopathy in my makeup...
If they didn't think it would be productive, DOJ would never have allowed the meeting. After four investigations, including Durham's, which was very much favorable to Trump, it's hard to see what more they can get from her. It's hard to imagine a witness whose credibility is more threadbare than hers...
See, he could’ve been born now and just parroted what he read on social media as if he was an infectious disease specialist, and he wouldn’t have any student loans at all!
Ghislaine Maxwell received limited immunity during meetings with deputy attorney general: Sources
A second meeting between Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche took place on Friday for about three hours.
abcnews.go.com
Ghislaine Maxwell received limited immunity during meetings with deputy attorney general: Sources
"She didn't hold anything back," Maxwell's attorney said earlier.
This guy is a MAGA clown.
so now Bill Clinton‘s name is on a list that I have been told either does not exist or does exist, but was manufactured the greatest multitasker in world history, Joe Biden.
so now Bill Clinton‘s name is on a list that I have been told either does not exist or does exist, but was manufactured the greatest multitasker in world history, Joe Biden.
DOJ will do anything to protect trump, right or wrong. Her credability, while poor, wont matter much to trumps base. They already live in a world of denial.
I don't know that everything will come out. I doubt it. I wish it would, though, because I don't care who it is. I want pedophiles revealed. Period. There are people who do not realize how many pedophilia victims there are out there and what level of trauma they've suffered.
Why is DOJ interviewing Maxwell for names that are in the Epstein files?????
Agree. I don’t care who it is because they all deserve to be exposed and have their legacies destroyed.
Hollywood and DC are both cesspool’s and Americans should make it a priority to rip this stuff up by the roots and wipe it out.
I don’t think anything will help the past victims but at least trying to prevent future victims is a step in the right direction.
Weisntein and Epsteins Pedophile Pipelines and anyone involved need to be eradicated from human existence.
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