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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

"I thank God for an attorney who won't turn you away 'cos you ain't got no money."

By Christopher King

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That is a very interesting passage in "Live Revolution." At 32 seconds into it, Jerry Doyle -- who prevailed on many First Amendment cases with me as counsel and another one I started that was finished by John Waddy -- said those exact words at my disciplinary hearing. During his delivery he glances to his left at Bar Association Counsel Bruce Campbell -- and Campbell looks away, almost idly. It's classic.

PS: Some people say I'm not nice to opposing counsel but that's obviously a lie. As you can see I have a great big smile for Maria Proulx, who also lied to the Court and did further try to cover another lie by her client, but I had the tape. Interestingly, in terms of civility to be expected between opposing counsel, her co-counsel, Ransmeier & Spellman Partner Charlie Bauer (who withheld exculpatory evidence) told me on the record, "I'm not here to be your friend."

How rude.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on July 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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