Well, I suppose he is at least serving a useful purpose by providing law schools the world over with a perfect example of why it is not a good idea to represent oneself AND why it is often best to advise defendant clients not to give evidence.
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“Fellows put his foot in his mouth not once but twice by admitting he committed two additional felonies”
He’s not only proud of that, he’s smug about it too…
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You love to see it. I just hope they actually charge him with the crimes he admitted to on the stand, otherwise what’s the point?
I think you mean…
And the fact that he doesn’t recognize that damns him even further…
Well, he may want to be there - he seems pretty confused about the point of it, after all.
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“Bad idea” to represent himself? Bad ideas are apparently his brand.
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Et tu, Cornelius?!
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Plus he smoked it, and still isn’t sure it was weed?
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I think his overall pattern of moronic behavior is what makes him look stupid, not the weed.
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Well, at least the death of expertise is biting this one doofus in the rear. He knows better than all those high-falutin’ lawyers!
For the love of god, put this bastard in prison before he has a chance to reproduce. Just having him for a father would be child abuse.
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To be fair, he didn’t confess to the weed-smoking during the trial. He did that as part of a local news interview that aired on television. Y’know, the most confidential place in the world.
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Don’t care as long as they actually die.
Raise the average IQ a bit, and keep the rest of us from dealing with the consequences of their (continued) stupid actions.
“Eh, you know how it is. I was already pretty high on speed at the time, so …”
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