MeepoTheMighty
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JPL said:
Is this legal?
I sure hope that, if the time comes, I can at least be confident that my defense attourney passed the bar.
[OT] Attorneys on the EnWorld boards
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Is this legal?
I sure hope that, if the time comes, I can at least be confident that my defense attourney passed the bar.
Dingleberry
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I've been in private practice for five years, focused in transactional information technology/intellectual property and promotional/advertising work.
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Well, in the state where I practice, you can get a sort of learner's permit that allows you to practice so long as a fully accredited lawyer is supervising.
"Second chair" is the courtroom equivalent of "henchman."
But I should have the bar results back by the time our boy goes to trial.
MeepoTheMighty said:
Is this legal?
I sure hope that, if the time comes, I can at least be confident that my defense attourney passed the bar.
Well, in the state where I practice, you can get a sort of learner's permit that allows you to practice so long as a fully accredited lawyer is supervising.
"Second chair" is the courtroom equivalent of "henchman."
But I should have the bar results back by the time our boy goes to trial.
Mistwell
Crusty Old Meatwad
I've been an attorney since 1995. Most recently I was General Counsel for a large internet company for 4 years, doing corporate, contracts, transactions, mergers & acquisitions, intellectual property, employment, etc... However, after we sold the company multiple times, I eventually left. Now I am a partner in my own small law firm doing mostly high-tech startup ventures, and thinking about which direction I want to go next.
I know of a similar occurrence to your death penalty case, with my ex-girlfriend. Her first trial ever was a murder case. She won, against the odds, but it was very nerve-wracking. She went on to be an excellent public defender.
Good luck with criminal law, and with the bar. Criminal law is a difficult road to follow, but it can be very fulfilling at times it seems (and heartbreaking other times, or so say my ex).
I know of a similar occurrence to your death penalty case, with my ex-girlfriend. Her first trial ever was a murder case. She won, against the odds, but it was very nerve-wracking. She went on to be an excellent public defender.
Good luck with criminal law, and with the bar. Criminal law is a difficult road to follow, but it can be very fulfilling at times it seems (and heartbreaking other times, or so say my ex).
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Mistwell
Crusty Old Meatwad
Gaius said:*shudders at the thought of being surrounded by so many lawyers*
I'm one of the boys in blue, so you'll understand my aversion.
Gaius
Of course, here in Los Angeles, with Rampart, Rodney King, and other incidents, y'all have nearly the same reputation as we lawyers do now.
Welcome to the club, where your entire profession is judged by the bad acts of a few
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