Person who almost hit me in the courthouse parking garage, getting in the elevator with me: “I’m here to fight a traffic case. Thank god the state’s lawyer didn’t see that!”
Me: “…you’re not gonna believe this.”
Person who almost hit me in the courthouse parking garage, getting in the elevator with me: “I’m here to fight a traffic case. Thank god the state’s lawyer didn’t see that!”
Me: “…you’re not gonna believe this.”
Half serious question; if you're directly wronged by the defendant and you're the opposing council, do you have to recuse yourself or what's the ethics guidance in that position?
@BoozyBadger Ah, alright! I figured it would be very objectively driven but the closest I come to interfacing with legal is applications of non-binding federal guidance and regulatory stuff... So I'm generally clueless lol
Thanks for the answer!
Stealin' that.
@BoozyBadger A relative of mine was a parole officer. One day, riding the light rail to work, some young guys talked in front of him about how they were going to BS their parole officer. They figured since he was Black, they could talk openly about their plans.
Upon arriving to work, he looked up their parole officer & gave him an update. Then during the interview paid his colleague a visit.
That happened 15-20 years ago. Still brings a smile to my face.