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SCt orders admin to facilitate return of wrongly deported Maryland man

Yep, adding to the list.

The WCBC just celebrated its one-year anniversary. Our rankings of the books we've read should be coming out shortly.
Tim And Eric Omg GIF
 
The DOJ lawyers who admitted-- truthfully-- in court that the rendition was a mistake were fired.
If this is true, the attorney should be fired. I don’t know about the other lawyers here, but I would never repeat a conversation with a client to the court.

Asked why the US couldn’t simply ask for Abrego Garcia’s return, Reuveni said, “The first thing I did when I got this case on my desk is ask my clients the same question,” adding that he did not get a direct answer.
 
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If this is true, the attorney should be fired. I don’t know about the other lawyers here, but I would never repeat a conversation with a client to the court.

Asked why the US couldn’t simply ask for Abrego Garcia’s return, Reuveni said, “The first thing I did when I got this case on my desk is ask my clients the same question,” adding that he did not get a direct answer.
The government is not a normal client, as you know.
 
CoH, don't know about the Colorado state legislature, but back home in Indiana money, as in big donors, does have influence.

This includes PAC money from both in state and outside the state who donate to local pols and run political ads. Heck, even those running for local school boards are now getting funded from PACs.

Latest phenomenon are rich candidates spending millions of their own money to run for mayor or governor.
Agreed. But the money is less concentrated and doesn’t directly go to the senators benefit.
 
It’s all so stupid. Our politicians are just totally worthless. He’s in jail in El Salvador. Super. Bring in a laptop and sign in to free zoom and give him his hearing. The accused here appear by camera from jail every single day
Yeah. For real. I've been through it. Shit ain't hard.
 
Oh, I get it now. It's a book I haven't read. It's on the book club's list, I think.
Open your eyes. There’s genius all around. Messi 2011-2014. Taylor swift 10 minute live version of all too well. Lonesome dove. Confederacy of dunces. Border trilogy. Frank bascombe series. Angela’s ashes. Vanderpump rules scandoval
 
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7. The SCOTUS ruled 9-0 to bring him back
Attention, officer (above you) on deck! Stand tall, shut the hell up and listen.

"Bring him back" is not how the Supreme court spelled "FACILITATE".
You are now approved for shore leave and I don't care if we are 1,000 miles off shore. Get off my boat now, for willfully spreading total bullshit!
SWIM for it swabby!
 
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Attention, officer (above you) on deck! Stand tall, shut the hell up and listen.

"Bring him back" is not how the Supreme court spelled "FACILITATE".
You are now approved for shore leave and I don't care if we are 1,000 miles off shore. Get off my boat now, for willfully spreading total bullshit!
SWIM for it swabby!
A ship is not a boat.
 
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For the uninitiated the greatest letter ever written



Please confine your correspondence to orders only is probably my favorite sentence I’ve ever read
Need to reread this. Probably been 25 years….
 
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I did. It doesn't answer the question.
Wasn't the court asking why their order wasn't carried out? I get a person could refuse to answer. Does the government have that same right? In a way it seems strange the government can refuse to answer in a legal dispute. But I guess if the government can make a 5th plea, the court could find contempt since there is no evidence the government tried to fulfill the order?
 
Wasn't the court asking why their order wasn't carried out? I get a person could refuse to answer. Does the government have that same right? In a way it seems strange the government can refuse to answer in a legal dispute. But I guess if the government can make a 5th plea, the court could find contempt since there is no evidence the government tried to fulfill the order?
Not only did Reunevi needlessly blow the privilege, his hamfisted answer to the judge’s question was well beneath the standard of care. He told the judge that was also the first question he had, he asked his client, and he didn’t get a direct answer.. That’s not good lawyering. That’s not even mediocre lawyering. He needs to have told his client that “exact point is the heart of the hearing and I can’t stand there holding my dick when I’m asked the question. We’ve got to work through this and give the court an answer.”
 
Not only did Reunevi needlessly blow the privilege, his hamfisted answer to the judge’s question was well beneath the standard of care. He told the judge that was also the first question he had, he asked his client, and he didn’t get a direct answer.. That’s not good lawyering. That’s not even mediocre lawyering. He needs to have told his client that “exact point is the heart of the hearing and I can’t stand there holding my dick when I’m asked the question. We’ve got to work through this and give the court an answer.”

What if he told the client that and still did not get an answer?
 
Huh? You said he broke confidentiality. I said he didn't. I don't know what this daylight complaint has to do with any of that.
It isn't attorney-client privilege to say your client hasn't gotten back to you because you aren't disclosing A/C conversations. Nothing disclosed and it isn't confidential. Of course the attorney has an ethical obligation to answer truthfully and not permit his or her client to commit fraud or knowing lie. The lawyer isn't the problem--all eyes watching this case and there is a frigging order that says tell me what you did. The problem is the Justice Department screwed up and won't correct its mistakes.
 
It isn't attorney-client privilege to say your client hasn't gotten back to you because you aren't disclosing A/C conversations. Nothing disclosed and it isn't confidential. Of course the attorney has an ethical obligation to answer truthfully and not permit his or her client to commit fraud or knowing lie. The lawyer isn't the problem--all eyes watching this case and there is a frigging order that says tell me what you did. The problem is the Justice Department screwed up and won't correct its mistakes.
Strongly disagree. The attorney reported that was the first question he thought of, so he asked his client, and the client did not give a direct answer. That is a client communication.

The only proper and most truthful answer is “ your honor, I don’t know why.”
 
Strongly disagree. The attorney reported that was the first question he thought of, so he asked his client, and the client did not give a direct answer. That is a client communication.

The only proper and most truthful answer is “ your honor, I don’t know why.”

Coult that lead to, "I ordered you to find out why, so you are in contempt"?
 
You could have just said, "yeah, that's not normal" or "that is certainly not a uniting statement" or something along those lines. You are doing the "MAGA two step," which is to do a whatabout.
Context tho. It’s always relevant bc that was the alternative. Had it been Shapiro etc. not so much. But walz. Mercy. Coh is right
 
Because a message of inclusion to LGBT is just so awful.

Trump only knows how to be divisive and his defenders only know how to defend and yabbut for it
Bc it’s stupid and front and center with everything the administration did and why it got curb stomped

Dems should never lose. Gross incompetence and stupidity is the only path
 
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