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To: Blue House Sue
It should have been “Give me a doggone lawyer!”
2 posted on
11/03/2017 8:16:06 AM PDT by
Genoa
(Luke 12:2)
To: Blue House Sue
3 posted on
11/03/2017 8:16:12 AM PDT by
Lurker
(President Trump isn't our last chance. President Trump is THEIR last chance.)
To: Blue House Sue
My dog is smart but not interested in a legal career.
4 posted on
11/03/2017 8:16:38 AM PDT by
Rennes Templar
(Morning in America Again, again.)
To: Blue House Sue
If he simply asked for a Caveman Lawyer, he'd be in fine shape now.
5 posted on
11/03/2017 8:17:36 AM PDT by
C210N
(It is easier to fool the people than convince them that they have been fooled)
To: Blue House Sue
Way to violate rights. Even if he was asking for a “lawyer dog”, wouldn’t that STILL BE A LAWYER?
Man these courts are getting more idiotic by the day.
6 posted on
11/03/2017 8:17:40 AM PDT by
FreedomStar3028
(Somebody has to step forward and do what is right because it is right, otherwise no one will follow.)
To: Blue House Sue
Some people have roots in this country going back more than 200 years. And yet they cannot speak their own native language properly. Not my problem.
7 posted on
11/03/2017 8:17:41 AM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
(Benedict McCain is the worst traitor ever to wear the uniform of the US military.)
To: Blue House Sue
It’s obvious he meant ‘dog’, as a pronoun, the way you say
Man’. The Court belittles itself by pretending not to understand this very common slang expression.
And in Louisianna too, with the high level of black population? People talk that way all the time.
To: Blue House Sue
How dare that court expect regular English without colloquialisms. Must be RAAAAAAAAAACISS!
9 posted on
11/03/2017 8:17:59 AM PDT by
Don W
(When blacks riot, neighbourhoods and cities burn. When whites riot, nations and continents burn.)
To: Blue House Sue
Stupid perp.
Even more stupid judge.
10 posted on
11/03/2017 8:18:24 AM PDT by
BenLurkin
(The above is not a statement of fact. It is either satire or opinion. Or both.)
To: Blue House Sue
11 posted on
11/03/2017 8:19:02 AM PDT by
GladesGuru
(Islam Delenda Est. Because of what Islam is - and because of what Muslims do.)
To: Blue House Sue
Here you go, pal!
14 posted on
11/03/2017 8:21:14 AM PDT by
COBOL2Java
(John McCain treats GOP voters like he treated his first wife)
To: Blue House Sue
Lawyer dogs usually only practice bird law. I don’t see why that would apply in this case.
15 posted on
11/03/2017 8:21:29 AM PDT by
nitzy
To: Blue House Sue
Possibilities...
- Give me a lawyer, dog. Dog refers to police or judge.
- Give me a lawyer DOG. Wants a dog as a lawyer.
- Give me a lawyer DOG. Wants Gloria Allred as a lawyer.
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16 posted on
11/03/2017 8:21:36 AM PDT by
DannyTN
To: Blue House Sue
Aren’t the police required to provide translators?
18 posted on
11/03/2017 8:23:48 AM PDT by
Jeff Chandler
(Headline: Muslims Fear Backlash from Tomorrow's Terror Attack - Mark Steyn)
To: Blue House Sue
19 posted on
11/03/2017 8:24:46 AM PDT by
Oratam
("Let justice be done tho' the heavens fall.")
To: Blue House Sue
20 posted on
11/03/2017 8:24:49 AM PDT by
Jeff Chandler
(Headline: Muslims Fear Backlash from Tomorrow's Terror Attack - Mark Steyn)
To: Blue House Sue
LOL, chances on appeal? 100%
21 posted on
11/03/2017 8:24:49 AM PDT by
faucetman
(Ju"st the facts, ma'am, Just the facts)
To: Blue House Sue
Lawyer Dog.
To: Blue House Sue
Kangaroo court
25 posted on
11/03/2017 8:28:22 AM PDT by
tumblindice
(America's founding fathers: all armed conservatives)
To: Blue House Sue
The liberals are focusing you on the wrong part of the statement.
““if y’all, this is how I feel, if y’all think I did it, I know that I didn’t do it so why don’t you just give me a lawyer dog cause this is not what’s up”
It is the front end, the IF, that was the reason the trial court, the appellate court, and then the Supreme Court ruled that he did not ask for an attorney.
He did not say ‘give me an attorney’
He said ‘if you think that, why don’t you just give me an attorney’
Previously, he had twice agreed to waive his rights and be interviewed.
Later in the interview he confessed to the crime.
If he wanted an attorney, he should have stopped talking
26 posted on
11/03/2017 8:28:49 AM PDT by
Pikachu_Dad
("the media are selling you a line of soap")
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