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“So you are claiming that the Attorney is the guardian too?”

No. Never did. You are making that up, again.

“Maybe you need to do the catching up. I rarely ask questions on threads like this that I don’t already know the answer to : ) “

Everyone gets it. You are always right. If you ask a question, it is not to learn, it is because you want to see what others say, and then ridicule them if they don’t give the answer you ‘know’ is right.

“It is against the law for the attorney to be the clients legal guardian. “

I never said any different. You are the only one saying it.

“I know that you aren’t conversant with the law, maybe you should familiarize yourself with it before you spout off : )”

Well, apparently you don’t know the law very well, because you insist that the girl’s attorney for the Grand Jury hearings is a defense attorney.

Maybe you should take some of your own advice.

“So you are claiming that the Attorney is the guardian too?”

No. Never did. You are making that up, again.

I was asking a question. Did you see the '?' ? That makes it a question not a statement. Do you know the difference between a question and a statement or do I need to explain it to you? That was a question.

Well, apparently you don’t know the law very well, because you insist that the girl’s attorney for the Grand Jury hearings is a defense attorney.

LOL if the Young Lady's Attorney isn't her Defense Attorney then what is she? Anyone that testifies before a Grand Jury had better have a very good Defense Attorney.

Maybe you should take some of your own advice.

I do. I have made it a personal policy never to testify before a Grand Jury, especially with a hostile prosecutor. I don't know why but I have never like a**l exams.