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3. If she actually told him that, is that legal malpractice?

Fri Aug 12, 2022, 07:12 PM

Aug 2022

She admitted telling her client (Trump) something that is false enough that it should result in disbarment.

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One of Trump's lawyers: Don't run for President Donald, and it all goes away [View all] steve2470 Aug 2022 OP

If they went away, it would be a political witch hunt. Turbineguy Aug 2022 #1

There will have to be "tighter rein" Caliman73 Aug 2022 #10

Which ForgedCrank Aug 2022 #12

If she actually told him that, is that legal malpractice? gulliver Aug 2022 #3

I would surely think so ! nt steve2470 Aug 2022 #6

Just do it, Donny. It'll all go away and Melania will kiss you Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2022 #4

Hopefully he listens to her. Scrivener7 Aug 2022 #5

Fuck THAT! EYESORE 9001 Aug 2022 #7

The best legal representation that no money can buy. nt spooky3 Aug 2022 #8

Make an example out of him, so no one else gets any ideas. Meadowoak Aug 2022 #11

Please please please HAB911 Aug 2022 #13

If he DOES run for POTUS, his legal defense fund goes away RainCaster Aug 2022 #14

Jumping the shark while crossing the Rubicon. C_U_L8R Aug 2022 #16