MAN KNOCKS OUT HIS LAWYER! VIDEO!

[BAMMER]

The funniest part is the new lady saying "SSSOCK'T" in the face.

 

[thatguy]

The funniest part is the new lady saying "SSSOCK'T" in the face.

i laughed at that too

 

[decisive]

lol.. fuck a public defender. they would straight up tell you to plead guilty.

 

[Nuttkase]

I personally like how they showed the punch around 6 times during the clip. Usually on the news they show stuff like that once and you have to rewind your DVR to get a good laugh at it. Not this time, thank you CNN.

 

[LISICKI]

I personally like how they showed the punch around 6 times during the clip. Usually on the news they show stuff like that once and you have to rewind your DVR to get a good laugh at it. Not this time, thank you CNN.

they know where the money shot is

 

[Stealth]

isnt it the defendant's consitiutional right to fire his lawyer? thats why he hit him the judge wouldnt let him fire his lawyer

Once you hire a lawyer, you sign over power of attorney to him. If you guys decide to part ways, you need to file a motion/statement and have it signed by the judge. You can't just fire your lawyer in the middle of court.

 

[surcaliman]

hahaha..fuck a public PRETENDER...

 

[surcaliman]

isnt it the defendant's consitiutional right to fire his lawyer? thats why he hit him the judge wouldnt let him fire his lawyer

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Criminal law

In the United States, in any criminal prosecution by a State or the Federal Government the Sixth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution guarantee the right of the accused to refuse the aid of an attorney, though even in those circumstances the court may require that an attorney be present as an advisor should the accused desire help. [1] Once a person elects to be tried pro se, however, he or she has effectively waived the right to counsel for the remainder of the trial

 

[DJ Coma]

I went the public defender route once. HUGE MISTAKE. They really don't give a fuck about you and will take any deal the prosecutor will throw at them and not try to get you something better. I can't say I blame them for not trying because they don't get paid shit compared to private attorneys, but that was their choice to be a public defender.

 

[Gemini]

The public defender was on the "Today Show" this morning with a nice shiner on his right eye and a cut on the cheek.

Said he wasn't pressing charges on his former client.

 

[ayo4yayo]

lol @ the black couple sittin in the background relaxing while it happened. Its like they use to seeing shit like that. Surprised he didnt jump up yelling "OH SHIT!"

 

[kayvee]

I personally like how they showed the punch around 6 times during the clip. Usually on the news they show stuff like that once and you have to rewind your DVR to get a good laugh at it. Not this time, thank you CNN.

CO-SIGN!!!!!!!!!!!

~k.

 

[synical dj]

that was hilarious. the follow up interview with the inmate is classic.. the cherry on top

 

[The Duke of Earl]

Once you hire a lawyer, you sign over power of attorney to him. If you guys decide to part ways, you need to file a motion/statement and have it signed by the judge. You can't just fire your lawyer in the middle of court.

im rollin with this

In the United States, in any criminal prosecution by a State or the Federal Government the Sixth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution guarantee the right of the accused to refuse the aid of an attorney, though even in those circumstances the court may require that an attorney be present as an advisor should the accused desire help. [1] Once a person elects to be tried pro se, however, he or she has effectively waived the right to counsel for the remainder of the trial