and they should keep the name, except, change the first letter in the second word to an "L"
Reminds me of when I lived in Portland Oregon, known as "Stumptown".I was thinking of changing the name to Stump Tower.
Today I learned that Judge Chutkan, who'll be presiding over trump's federal election subversion trial, emigrated from Jamaica. That makes me smile knowing that'll probably give trump a serious case of the shakes.
Perhaps, but he’s still the Republican front runner by far, and none of his legal perils seem to be affecting that.Lots of powerful women of color are ripping "tough guy" Trump a new orange asshole.
Perhaps, but he’s still the Republican front runner by far, and none of his legal perils seem to be affecting that.
Donald Trump is so overwhelmed with legal problems that he hardly has time to shitpost about all his pending court cases. Yesterday, he was so busy calling New York Attorney General Letitia James “racist” and Justice Arthur Engoron a “communist” that he didn’t get around to spewing bile at “radical” Judge Tanya Chutkan, or “deranged” Special Counsel Jack Smith, or even Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who is also “racist,” if you can even believe it.
I wouldn’t count them as gaffes - they’re lies that are mostly intentional and are accepted as truth by his supporters. Their unquestioning belief is the hallmark of a cult.Biden is hitting Trump hard again with another democracy speech. CRYSTAL CLEAR and concise. Again, there's no comparison. None at all. Biden is fine, Trump is not.
I'd wager for those who count gaffes, Trump is probably besting Biden as of late - Trump has claimed to have defeated Biden, Clinton, Obama and Bush in the last couple of weeks. Actually won elections, not defeated their ideology or something along those lines. Claimed he beat them in an election. He kinda beat one of those three....
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asking the lawyers on here, is this malice disguised as incompetence, like there’s no way they’re that stupid, or, no I’ve met plenty of lawyers who really were that bad at their jobs and it’s unsurprising that’s the type who would agree to represent Trump at this point?
asking the lawyers on here, is this malice disguised as incompetence, like there’s no way they’re that stupid, or, no I’ve met plenty of lawyers who really were that bad at their jobs and it’s unsurprising that’s the type who would agree to represent Trump at this point?
There are some who think that may have been the thinking, a NY jury would be entirely unsympathetic and they can try to claim judicial bias in an appeal:Trump got wind that the jury pool was rigged by the deep state and would consist of 12 Rosie O'Donnells.
You always ask for a jury trial, as a matter of course, even if, in the end, you waive it. Every template that you copy and paste from has the prayer for jury trial on it. So it is most likely the case that they made a strategic decision early on not to request a jury trial. Honestly, I probably would have gone for a bench trial, given a client who is very polarizing and not much liked in the jurisdiction. The theory being that a judge will give him a fair shake. What they might not have counted on is the client ignoring their advice and saying crazy things about the judge in public…. Even so, most judges I know would put all that aside and try to rule fairly.
There are some who think that may have been the thinking, a NY jury would be entirely unsympathetic and they can try to claim judicial bias in an appeal:
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If it wasn’t just a giant screwup, that does appear to be the thinking along with trying a “the judge was biased” argument on appeal.
Having said that this guy’s sources say it was a fuckup. So
There are some who think that may have been the thinking, a NY jury would be entirely unsympathetic and they can try to claim judicial bias in an appeal:
If it wasn’t just a giant screwup, that does appear to be the thinking along with trying a “the judge was biased” argument on appeal.
Having said that this guy’s sources say it was a fuckup. So
That makes sense.I’m quite confident they weren’t thinking about “judicial bias” appeal when they made the decision. No lawyer would ever expect to win a judicial bias appeal without some sort of evidence a lot stronger than “he ruled against me and disagrees with me politically.” I can’t remember any civil case where an appeal based on judicial bias was successful, though I suppose that must happen once in awhile. And a judge’s findings of fact are given great deference at the appeal level (as opposed to his/her findings of law), so you would never pick a bench trial over a jury trial with the idea that it would be easier to overturn on appeal.
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