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Karma13612

(4,552 posts)

9. Yea.

Reply to Oopsie Daisy (Reply #5)

Tue Apr 2, 2024, 08:49 AM

Apr 2

At this point in the course of this specific trial, don’t the attorneys actually have to get permission to resign or be removed? If the reason isn’t really valid, I thought the judge could deny the request.

And as someone else suggested, if needed, Trump would be represented by a public defender.

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Last-ditch effort to delay trial could see Trump fire his whole legal team: expert [View all] Tom of Temecula Apr 2 OP

Two words: Public defender sanatanadharma Apr 2 #1

Public defenders are for those who are entitled to an attorney, but who are indigent Ms. Toad Apr 2 #10

Self defense is his best choice. Emile Apr 2 #11

Huh? Ms. Toad Apr 2 #12

No delay. If he fires his lawyers, tough Shit sanatanadharma Apr 2 #13

There ya go.another way the system lets him slide. Kablooie Apr 2 #2

I Don't Think His Lawyers Would Give Him That Advice/idea To Fire Them,,,,, global1 Apr 2 #4

It's a tactic that mobsters and wiseguys have tried in the past, and it's failed * Oopsie Daisy Apr 2 #5

Yea. Karma13612 Apr 2 #9

Ha ha Roy Rolling Apr 2 #3

His doctor will write him a note. dalton99a Apr 2 #6

Ronny Jackson: "He's ill and can't be near a courtroom" durablend Apr 2 #8

The courts will not put up with this stunt LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2 #7