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When they get these guys acquitted for crimes like rape, murder, molestation, etc.. even though they are guilty as hell..

DON'T THEY FEEL BAD?!

Wouldn't you feel guilty knowing you set someone free who raped an innocent girl or molested children in school or murdered someone?

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Originally posted by ivehadit

God you are an idiot.

"do rapers feel bad"

STFU--THEY ARE RAPISTS????

DO YOU FEEL BAD FOR WASTING 3.5 SECONDS OF MY LIFE WITH YOUR TRIVIAL BULLSHIT?

NO!!

who is the idiot? She said do the LAWYERS WHO GET THEM ACQUITTED feel bad......

and u wasted the 3.5 seconds by replying.....

but keep trying :arite:

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Originally posted by clubbingirl

CODY: u gotta watch "devils advocate" - siiick movie...and explains it all.;)

i was gonna suggest that==same exact situation u described...

They teach us in law school the ethics of it as far as covering your ass, not as far as how to feel.

So if a guy gets acquitted then tells you, thanks for gettin me off--i really killed that lady but im done killing now--

The law used to say you couldnt break that confidence, but now you can so long as the amount of time allowed for an appeal has not passed...

I def do not want to go into that field of law...

Mike Bugout

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Originally posted by codica3

When they get these guys acquitted for crimes like rape, murder, molestation, etc.. even though they are guilty as hell..

DON'T THEY FEEL BAD?!

Wouldn't you feel guilty knowing you set someone free who raped an innocent girl or molested children in school or murdered someone?

Maybe, but it doesn't really matter. It's their job to (partially) keep the system running. No one ever said it was necessarily easy.

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Originally posted by djmikebugout

So if a guy gets acquitted then tells you, thanks for gettin me off--i really killed that lady but im done killing now--

The law used to say you couldnt break that confidence, but now you can so long as the amount of time allowed for an appeal has not passed...

you can't appeal an acquittal

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yes but according to the 2002 ABA model Rules that will be adopted soon, if the time for an appeal has not yet passed and your client reveals to you in confidence that he actually did the crime he was acquitted for, you have a duty to the court to reveal it---

so technically you wouldnt be appealing the acquittal, i think it would be more of a perjury charge that would then lead to another action...

Mike Bugout

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Originally posted by ivehadit

God you are an idiot.

"do lawyers feel bad"

STFU--THEY ARE LAWYERS????

DO YOU FEEL BAD FOR WASTING 3.5 SECONDS OF MY LIFE WITH YOUR TRIVIAL BULLSHIT?

NO!!

your liscense to speak(type) has been revoked.

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Originally posted by clubbingirl

CODY: u gotta watch "devils advocate" - siiick movie...and explains it all.;)

LOL.. I've seen that movie literally about 20 times.. I actually just watched it again the other nite and it got me wondering..

That's actually what sparked my question..

My mom told me if I wanna do law that I better not be a criminal defense lawyer cause she didn't want me defending killers and stuff like that.

But I find criminal law one of the most fascinating..

Ehh..

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