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Folks, if you're not following a whole bunch of lawyers on here you're probably not seeing the way the collective legal community is in shock at how bad Trump's lawyers are. Even if you are, it's probably hard to grasp the detail of how truly bad it is. So here's an analogy:
Imagine you moved to a new town and are going to see a new doctor for the first time. And when he walks in, he has his stethoscope dangling out of his ass. And then he pulls it out and says "OK, I want to take your temperature now" and moves to place it on your forehead.
That's the net effect of what we're watching the Giuliani clown crew do. Everything they are doing is wrong in literally every procedural and substantive way any of us could have imagined - and also in ways none of us could have invented if we'd tried to predict it in advance
They are inventing entire new categories of legal ineptitude. This is the worst lawyering I've ever seen, and folks, I've seen some shit. (For avoidance of doubt: Yes, "shit" literally means feces, but I am not using it in that sence, v'hamevin yavin)
I think 75% of my timeline is lawyers >.> But I still want to hear the rest of this.
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so, what you're saying is that nick rekieta and ty beard would have done a better job?
I can tell it's Monday. My brain read "Ty Bread"
So does the ABA provide punishment for these shenanigans?
no. For one thing, the ABA is a voluntary trade association with no disciplinary authority; you're thinking of the state bars (which, btw, are different from the state bar associations). But also no. Discipline is basically reserved for attorneys who screw their clients
You know, you expect them not to be expert on the ins and outs of election law. It seems to me that that's a highly specialized field made more complicated by the fact that every state has its own laws in addition to places where federal law also applies. But you don't expect..
Sure, except you don't, because you'd expect any attorney litigating a case like this to bring in an election law expert. It's unethical and a violation of the rules of professional conduct to take on cases you're incompetent to handle. But yes.
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