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[-] PeleSpirit@lemmy.world 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Isn't Kise the lawyer in Colorado? IMO, and I'm not a lawyer, he leans very far into the shitty layer category. He said "they're far right or conservative" and didn't correct himself. He says, "Uuuuuuuuuum, let me ask you this,..." so many times I want to punch him. He keeps trying for a gotcha moment when he's cross examining for a judge trial. This judge is smart as a whip and catches everything too, I doubt that would work. I could be wrong though, maybe I don't understand how it works since I'm not a lawyer. If I was on a jury, I haven't seen any great evidence because the petitioners tear his witnesses apart.

Edit for an example and the one that cracks me up the most: The petitioners lawyer asked the defense witness if he really thought that the crowd was filled with happy and joyful people just enjoying the speeches and he said yes. "In the picture you provided, is that guy holding a pitchfork?" The witness said yes and the layer asked if that is a happy and joyful weapon.

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