Yes but sharing personal text messages aren't part of discovery lol.Aren't lawyers supposed to share information with opposing counsel?
Aren't lawyers supposed to share information with opposing counsel?
I've been watching this trial the last couple days and its got me
alex is a cocaine mess and his greaseball "lawyer" studied at dumbassville
The Rudy Guiliani School of Law, where "we take the guesswork out of prosecuting our clients".
He'd be doing humanity a favor.1000 bucks says he kills himself. Takers?
His lawyer:
"Yeah, we'd like to get those msgs back. Objection, on the grounds that this is harmful to our defense..."
Actually they can be. It's up to the judge to allow it or not.Yes but sharing personal text messages aren't part of discovery lol.
No the lawyer literally said they didn't take the steps to protect it under attorney client privilege in the video.Actually they can be. It's up to the judge to allow it or not.
Lionel Hutz >>>>>>>>
Ole Lionel Hutz ass ninja
Yes but sharing personal text messages aren't part of discovery lol.
I'm confused. Wouldn't the prosecution have a right to ask (subpoena) any text messages related to Sandy Hook?The prosecution is supposed to share information to the defense so there is no “Gotcha” moments.
The defense isn’t required to present anything to the prosecution. Doesn’t make sense if the defense presented information to the prosecution that can be used against your defendant.
From my understanding he could have protected them under attorney client privilege the lawyer basically implied that.I'm confused. Wouldn't the prosecution have a right to ask (subpoena) any text messages related to Sandy Hook?