11-15-2021, 08:17 PM
I'm sure there are those who will say if the judge doesn't understand THIS then can we trust him with the rest of the trial.
Those people are probably wrong unless we see a whole BUNCH of stuff this judge doesn't understand.
As usual I will let people smarter than me explain:
And, I'm repeating myself but this probably hens more than we will ever know because most trials are not televised. And since this is a hot topic people will apply their own biases to everything they see and hear.
Those people are probably wrong unless we see a whole BUNCH of stuff this judge doesn't understand.
As usual I will let people smarter than me explain:
Telling the judge they are wrong, educating the judge on the correct law and correct application then sometimes arguing with them is what we do as lawyers. Sometimes gets weird because judges don’t like to be corrected or wrong but to do this is the job and very common.
— Public Defendering, Esq. (@fodderyfodder) November 15, 2021
And, I'm repeating myself but this probably hens more than we will ever know because most trials are not televised. And since this is a hot topic people will apply their own biases to everything they see and hear.
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