In misc.legal.moderated, on Tue, 13 Jun 2023 14:18:23 -0700 (PDT),
"Rick" <
rick@nospam.com> wrote:
"micky" wrote in message news:ud5f8i1pkgnuoc80o6j037b9qctnpdcmf5@4ax.com... >>
trump's arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow, but one lawyer he tried
to hire turned him down (and Trusty and another lawyer resigned a few
days ago) so the news
Someone probably on msnbc, but it was said firmly.
said that while he can be booked tomorrow the
arraigment may have to be postponed because he has to have a lawyer to >>plead.
Can't the court let the public defender represent him just for the >>arraignment?
He has a Florida lawyer on his team - Chris Kise - and I assume he was the
Isn't he the one who got paid a million in advance, and then they
stopped using him so much, maybe because trump didn't want to do what he
said.
one who would represent him at the arraignment. But I believe he is looking >for a Florida attorney with experience in national security matters to
handle the case going forward.
I came in in the middle of some lawyer with blonde wavy hair reading a statement from him. Because of the stupid Chyrons on MSNBC and all the
other news networks, it did not say on the screen who she was** The
narrator said she was a real-estate lawyer. I didn't watch enough to
know if she represented him in court.
**Instead it said "Breaking news. President Trump appears in court" or something like that, which is true for hours on end. After watching for
5 minutes everyone knows the high level topic, but the name of the
person talking they will display for 15 seconds once or maybe every 10
minutes. I think I wrote to them once to complain about this, but it
didn't help.
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I think you can tell, but just to be sure:
I am not a lawyer.
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