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: The Matlock BlogRandom Musings
By Shawn Matlock
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Sometimes, I just don't have a lot to talk about from a legal standpoint. It happens. But don't think I don't have anything to write about. No such luck for you. So, I offer you my random musings. Although, I'm sure they won't be as good as Liberally Lean. Of course his has pictures of attractive women. If I was a trial court judge, and an attorney appeared for court and wasn't properly dressed, (i.e. at least a coat and tie), I'm reasonably certain I would throw them in jail for the weekend.It's a dead giveaway that someone just found an attorney in the phone book when, at the end of the telephone conversation, the person asks what the attorney's name is.I was thinking about not paying my mortgage next month. Anyone want to take care of that for me? No?Is there a more important piece of information for a criminal defendant to have during a felony court docket appearance than their attorney's name? Yet everyday, there is someone that answers that they don't know when asked by the judge who their attorney is...continue to full postFull post as published by The Matlock Blog on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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