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Workers' bias suit ends in win, slur
The Philadelphia Inquirer ^
| Posted on Tue, Dec. 20, 2005
| By John Shiffman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Posted on 12/20/2005 4:08:51 AM PST by sportutegrl
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To: MajorityOfOne
I think they have rules of conduct they must abide by at all times, even outside of trials. Plus, the fact that this was communication with the jurors makes it related to the case (though I don't think that is a necessary condition for a lawyer to break ethics rules.)
To: MajorityOfOne
He is an Officer of the Court and this matter, even though it was outside the trial, was directly related to his position as an officer of the court.
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12/20/2005 10:27:11 AM PST
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GreenLanternCorps
(11-3 AFC North Champs!!! Who Dey! Who Dey! Who Dey Think Gonna Beat Dem Bengals!!!)
To: GreenLanternCorps
He is an Officer of the Court and this matter, even though it was outside the trial, was directly related to his position as an officer of the court. Lawyers are not officers of the court when they are representing clients. They are independent agents acting on behalf of their clients. The USSC has stated exactly that.
To: MajorityOfOne
I also believe in freedom of speech, and think the judge should not have made it an issue. But since it is out there, we can see how hypocricital these race baiters are. We have a lawyer trying to prove that the local government does not discriminate against whites, but he himself calls them crackers. It is so deliciously ironic.
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12/21/2005 5:25:51 AM PST
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sportutegrl
(People who say, "All I know is . . ." really mean, "All I want you to focus on is . . .")
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