Reply #13: Warpy . . . as a lawyer, I won't Monday morning quarterback

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another lawyer's legal decision-making particularly when the alleged wrongful activity has been dogging the other lawyer for more than 25+ years as well as the other lawyer has an excellent reputation as a state prosecutor and private practitioner in their own right. I won't venture into that lawyer's legal theories and rationale as to "yeas" and "nays."

Nope. I won't dance that dance!

Lawyers know better than that . . . that is, lawyers who refuse to sell themselves to the talking-head industry, or sound-off on internet msg/bulletin boards. Instead, I'll allow others to play around w/ 20-20 hindsight.

I will say, however, that libel of a public figure is very damn hard to prove which is why so much fabrication passes today as "truth" no matter how twisted in the so-called "news media" and elsewhere.

It's as simple and as difficult as that.

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