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it is your poor spelling, lack of syntax and terrible grammar. people normally let that sort of thing slide on these boards because it is sort of dickish to call people out on minor stuff like that. but when you call someone out for their pathetic posts and then post this, well, i suspect you're going to get it.
I switched from defense work to Prosecution after victimizing a victim on the stand. I tore her apart, he got off, and he did it again, allegedly. I could not forgive myself for what I did. Lots of folks tried to convince me it was my job, he had a constitutional right to a defense, the judge was there to keep things proper, the system doesn't work without zealous advocacy, yada, yada, yada. All I knew is I victimized her as surely as if I had physically assaulted her violently in a dark alley, and he got off of the charges, got off on getting off on the charges, and he did it again, allegedly, to another young woman who deserved far better.
That’s why people can relate to Dexter. Feel good that it had an impact on you and you didn’t just say “man but my 401k looked great after that case.” Sounds like you’re a good person.
I think you should read the article again. It discussed the commonalities and archetypes of women who lie about rape. This case doesn't resemble any of them.
We call that the "John Barron Defense"Matthias said:
Forgiveness may be the wrong word, I don't know. But recognition of having to be a different person changed a lot of lives when you prosecuted.
Same poster that has been busted lying many times in his short time in this board. Including spreading the foreclosure lie in here (multiple times) after it had already been pointed out as false.
I appreciate the kind words but I deserve to be damned. I enjoyed it while I did it. The issue in that trial, for me, was not about him, her, or truth or justice, it was about me proving I was smarter than the Prosecutor who I loathed for reasons I can no longer even recall.
Sounds like you recognized you had to be a different person after that.
There are certain Cardinal Rules of life.bigbottom said:
The bigger issue is that Professor Ford still hasn't responded. Her attorney said yesterday that she was willing to testify, but no response once the invitation was offered. So we still don't know if Monday is going to happen.
I posted what Hatch said earlier in the thread. Hatch didn’t say Kavanaugh told him he wasn’t at that party.
Don't worry, I got you. I'll just tell Michael you're the bomb and that you got a dope soul and hella ethics.
The therapist’s notes said there were four in the room. Ford says she told the therapist there were only two in the room and the therapist wrote it down wrong.
Given that her attorney has already said she is prepared to do "anything", it looks bad that she has not responded. I'm sure she now wishes she would have never sent the letter in the first place. I am totally sympathetic to that view. The magnitude of what is about to happen to her must be a lot to take in. Especially at the speed that this thing is moving. nightmare.
She said she told the therapist there were four boys at the party and two took part in the assault.
So you twisted the truth in your efforts to try to show that I twisted something, and such behavior is supposed to be wrong?
I mean Hatch can’t remember what someone told him a day ago, so how can Kavanaugh be expected to remember something from 35 years ago....AMIRITE!!!?!??!!??!
The transcript I saw might have been a different interview then. He said Kavanaugh told him he wasn’t at a party like that.
Maybe. But he unequivocally stated in no uncertain terms in this interview that Kavanaugh told him he wasn't at the party that she's referring to.
Now you believe Hatch. Your funny.
He’s a coin flip to bring a copy of The Exorcist to the hearing on Monday.
