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Fired for being pro 2A at Supreme court

canadyjd

canadyjd

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God bless America. They can now own their own law firm in DC and continue the good fight without harassment from other attorneys in that firm.

With that big win under their belt, they are sure to be in high demand and become very successful.

peace to you
 
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Conan

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True! But it shows that there are billionairs out there that have enough influence to black ball people.
 
canadyjd

canadyjd

Well-Known Member
Conan said:
True! But it shows that there are billionairs out there that have enough influence to black ball people.
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To be “blackballed” means you cannot find work in a particular profession.

They are going to thrive because of this!!! It’s like telling a major league pitcher they are “fired” because they won 30 games and had an ERA less than 1.

peace to you
 
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HatedByAll

Active Member
Lawyers are obligated to represent their clients to the best of their ability even if they know the client is in the wrong. Lawyers for clients such as Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and John Wayne Gracy are expected to do their best to get people such as these off or to get the best decision for them even if their own client disgusts them so badly that they want to throw up when they have to talk to them.

The law firm knows that the lawyers for the gun rights client have a responsibility to represent their clients no matter how they feel about the subject matter. Even if the lawyers chose to drop clients that are unpopular, many times the courts will not release them from their contracts with their clients. The law firm firing those lawyers was simply wrong, and they know they were wrong.
 
canadyjd

canadyjd

Well-Known Member
HatedByAll said:
Lawyers are obligated to represent their clients to the best of their ability even if they know the client is in the wrong. Lawyers for clients such as Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and John Wayne Gracy are expected to do their best to get people such as these off or to get the best decision for them even if their own client disgusts them so badly that they want to throw up when they have to talk to them.

The law firm knows that the lawyers for the gun rights client have a responsibility to represent their clients no matter how they feel about the subject matter. Even if the lawyers chose to drop clients that are unpopular, many times the courts will not release them from their contracts with their clients. The law firm firing those lawyers was simply wrong, and they know they were wrong.
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You are correct about representing clients to the best of their ability.

However, to compare these attorneys to those that represented Dahmer, Bundy, and Gracy is simply not appropriate, though some on the left might think so.

On second thought, many of those on the left would probably rather these serial murders have good representation than a pro 2nd A group.

peace to you
 
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