troublemaker
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Thu Jul-08-04 12:45 AM
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No Trials = No Trial Lawyers |
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No Trials = No Trial Lawyers
What a better world that would be! We should just find a really good person to decide matters and solve crimes without a bunch of rich lawyers getting involved. I think John Ashcroft would be really good at that because he knows a guilty person just by looking at him. He's as smart as Judge Judy, and he can sing too. 0:-> (That's Jesus if you can't tell)
Malpractice lawyers are the worst of the whole ball of wax. They make everybody's medicine expensive because when a doctor cuts off somebody's wrong leg it's an honest mistake, and plus that person will need a lot of medicine and it's expensive because of malpractice. Everybody loses. Then they are laughing in your face all the way to the bank.
It's blaming the victim for a man missing his wrong leg to have to go to the malpractice court! And money doesn't buy legs, so get over it. Like Ollie North said, shit happens. I had that on a shirt which got lost or maybe stolen I think, because a lot more goes on at the laundromat than you might think except to look at some of the people there, in which case it's no surprise.
Non-trial lawyers are a different kettle of fishes. They are not like greedy vampires, just honest people that want to help irregardless of the cost. They help corporations figure out their taxes and stuff like how to buy other companies for cheap so nobody goes out of business. And that creates a gooder service, and when a gooder service is created people get a job. It's basic economics, as any fool could say.
Instead the trial lawyers have argued in the Supreme Court of the land and made it so they can get trials for terrorists who are mostly loaded because they are from Arab oil money. So it's a big payday except until just lately there were no trials for terrorists at all. That's what's called a coincidence, and I think it smells.
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no_hypocrisy
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Thu Jul-08-04 06:38 AM
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1. Are there too many lawyers in the U.S. was a topic I had to write a paper |
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about in law school (honestly). One of my reasons for justifying the numbers was plain consumerism. If people would just stop suing each other and start trying to talk to one another, the courts would unclog and people, businesses, etc. would start accepting responsibility for injuring others and offer restitution independently.
But it won't happen. People will call their lawyer before their neighbor when their neighbor's tree drops leaves on their lawn. Doctors will not readily admit they made a mistake. Drivers will never admit they dented your car in the parking lot.
Yep, we're going to have lawyers around for quite a while in the U.S.
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Thu Jul-08-04 06:44 AM
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2. So You Acknowledge Its the People, Not The Lawyers |
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Lawyers represent people - they act on behalf of people who have been injured, harmed etc in some way. Or people who have been indicted - bet Ken Lay has a stable of trial lawyers helping him.
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Thu Jul-08-04 06:44 AM
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3. As usual the truth and hypocrisy will come out soon..... |
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How many of these TV and Radio people bashing Edwards have used a Lawyer at some point in their life?
Hell,Savage is suing someone on a daily basis although I don't know if he's using the cued up RW "trial lawyer" talking points.
Start the research and the Googling,it'll be amazing how many of these bashers are guilty of supporting trial lawyers.
David
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