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By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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If you're not following us on Twitter, you're missing all the action. Why just last Sunday as we lay by the pool at some fancy resort, a blistering exchange between all your favourite bloggers (DOM, So Fla and even the Cocaine Princess) took place. Twitter: It's really more fun then watching Ohio State and Duke roll through the NCAAs. WHO KNEW? Below is a partial re-post of the JAA Broward Blog's post on the Broweird SAO's punitive policy of punishing defendants who have lawyers who are audacious enough to act like lawyers and challenge the State's evidence. So while you read the goings on North Of the Border, fill us in about our dear Dade SAO- Do they withdraw all plea offers when the defense files a motion or seeks to take a depo? Is there any rational defense to a prosecutor punishing a defendant for hiring an attorney who does their job? (And before you go nuts, of course limited exceptions are totally understandable...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on March 22, 2011 (boomark / email).
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