If Trump Can Hire This Attorney - His Case Will Definitely Be Dismissed

[WorldWatcher]

They didn't quit... they are not licensed to practice law in Florida... you guys just swallow it all don't ya... one lie after another goes down your pie holes and you don't even stop to find the truth....

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.14.0.pdf

The process is called pro hac vice Latin "for this occasion" or "for this event", which allows an out of state attorney to be part of a legal team in a case with the approval of the Court. Typically conditioned on (a) being a lawyer admitted to practice before the bar in another state, and (b) have a lawyer licensed in that state as part of the legal team.

The link above is a pro hac vice request from one of Trump's lawyers IN THIS CASE submitted on 06/13/2023 since the lawyer is licensed in New York and not Florida.

The claim that a lawyer (in good standing) has to quit because they aren't licensed in Florida is false.

WW

 

[surada]

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.14.0.pdf

The process is called pro hac vice Latin "for this occasion" or "for this event", which allows an out of state attorney to be part of a legal team in a case with the approval of the Court. Typically conditioned on (a) being a lawyer admitted to practice before the bar in another state, and (b) have a lawyer licensed in that state as part of the legal team.

The link above is a pro hac vice request from one of Trump's lawyers IN THIS CASE submitted on 06/13/2023.

The claim that a lawyer (in good standing) has to quit because they aren't licensed in Florida is false.

WW

He's ignorant. Trump doesn't listen to his lawyers or cooperate with them. He thinks he's smarter than everyone.

 

[Rambunctious]

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.14.0.pdf

The process is called pro hac vice Latin "for this occasion" or "for this event", which allows an out of state attorney to be part of a legal team in a case with the approval of the Court. Typically conditioned on (a) being a lawyer admitted to practice before the bar in another state, and (b) have a lawyer licensed in that state as part of the legal team.

The link above is a pro hac vice request from one of Trump's lawyers IN THIS CASE submitted on 06/13/2023 since the lawyer is licensed in New York and not Florida.

The claim that a lawyer (in good standing) has to quit because they aren't licensed in Florida is false.

WW

With the approval of the court?... listen why would Trump bring in a lawyer from out of state when there are thousands in Florida to choose from some who have done work for Trump in the past... you guys are making way too much out of this.... I'm starting to think this case may be tossed out over prosecutorial misconduct and the 14th amendment and so Trump will need a constitutional expert....

 

[WorldWatcher]

With the approval of the court?...

Yes, it's a typically a formality.

listen why would Trump bring in a lawyer from out of state...

Ask him, one of the lawyers ALREADY on the case is from out of state.

when there are thousands in Florida to choose from some who have done work for Trump in the past...

That's probably part of his problem. Lawyers have worked for him in the past and word has spread that:

• He's a difficult client to work for,
• He doesn't follow legal advice thinking he knows more than his lawyers,
• He has a history of not paying those who work for him,
• A lawyer that does what Trump want's him to do can result in being disbarred.

He's probably already gone through the top tier lawyers, and come to think of it the mid-tier ones also, now he trying to find someone and will likely have to pay a huge amount up front (millions) to get someone on board. No lawyer worth their salt is likely to work for Trump based on billing after the case (when they know they wouldn't get paid).

you guys are making way too much out of this.... I'm starting to think this case may be tossed out over prosecutorial misconduct and the 14th amendment and so Trump will need a constitutional expert....

You guys who? I'm not the one finding it difficult to find a lawyer.

WW

 

[Rambunctious]

Yes, it's a typically a formality.



Ask him, one of the lawyers ALREADY on the case is from out of state.



That's probably part of his problem. Lawyers have worked for him in the past and word has spread that:

• He's a difficult client to work for,
• He doesn't follow legal advice thinking he knows more than his lawyers,
• He has a history of not paying those who work for him,
• A lawyer that does what Trump want's him to do can result in being disbarred.

He's probably already gone through the top tier lawyers, and come to think of it the mid-tier ones also, now he trying to find someone and will likely have to pay a huge amount up front (millions) to get someone on board. No lawyer worth their salt is likely to work for Trump based on billing after the case (when they know they wouldn't get paid).



You guys who? I'm not the one finding it difficult to find a lawyer.

WW

So what are you saying?... Trump's well paid attorneys have quit for what reason do you think?.... not all lawyers are great constitutional attorneys... that's what Trump needs in this case... for example... a drunk driving lawyer would not take this case.... nor would Trump want them.... you guys just make up your own TDS narrative and then try and cram dishonest made up facts into it to make it work in your heads... but in reality you don't know shit about why his lawyers stepped aside....

 

[WorldWatcher]

So what are you saying?... Trump's well paid attorneys have quit for what reason do you think?....

I'll repeat:

• He's a difficult client to work for,
• He doesn't follow legal advice thinking he knows more than his lawyers,
• He has a history of not paying those who work for him,
• A lawyer that does what Trump want's him to do can result in being disbarred.

not all lawyers are great constitutional attorneys... that's what Trump needs in this case...

He doesn't need a great constitutional attorney.

He needs a a great criminal attorney to try to keep him from getting convicted of Espionage.

WW

 

[Rambunctious]

I'll repeat:

• He's a difficult client to work for,
• He doesn't follow legal advice thinking he knows more than his lawyers,
• He has a history of not paying those who work for him,
• A lawyer that does what Trump want's him to do can result in being disbarred.

He doesn't need a great constitutional attorney.

He needs a a great criminal attorney to try to keep him from getting convicted of Espionage.

WW

Those sentences are all opinions... you have zero proof of any of it.... yet here you are acting like a fool.....
Opinions are like BMW's... every asshole has one....

 

[WorldWatcher]

Those sentences are all opinions... you have zero proof of any of it.... yet here you are acting like a fool.....
Opinions are like BMW's... every asshole has one....

: SHUG :

That is your opinion, oh wait you just described what having an opinion means.
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There is one fact though, I'm not the one having a hard time getting a good attorney to handle my Espionage case.

You have a nice day.

WW

 

[Dagosa]

Trump may turn to lawyer who 'has previously been indicted': report

Former President Donald Trump is having trouble nailing down a new lawyer to represent him ahead of his scheduled arraignment in Florida on Tuesday, and The Guardian's Hugo Lowell reports he may turn to one who has direct personal experience with the criminal justice system.According to Lowell...

www.rawstory.com

"Former President Donald Trump is having trouble nailing down a new lawyer to represent him ahead of his scheduled arraignment in Florida on Tuesday, and The Guardian's Hugo Lowell reports he may turn to one who has direct personal experience with the criminal justice system. According to Lowell, Trump is spending his Monday meeting with prospective lawyers, and Lowell claims that Trump has already been turned down by attorney David Markus. However, one of Lowell's sources also says that Trump is meeting with attorney "Ben Kuehne, who has previously been indicted." Kuehne was indicted in 2008 on multiple charges, including one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering, four counts of concealment money laundering, and one count of obstruction of justice.


The United States Department of Justice at the time alleged that Kuehne laundered drug money for the benefit of convicted cocaine Colombian trafficker Fabio Ochoa Vazquez to pay for his legal defense; The DOJ would drop all charges against Kuehen when the the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that any legal fees paid for criminal defense were exempt from money laundering laws."

This talk of Trump having difficulty finding brilliant legal help because of his unwillingness to pay legal fees is false...Lawyers turn down Trump because they are afraid of being punished by the Deep State -- but if Trump can hire this guy, it would be his best hire yet, because the case will most certainly be dropped. This is the best guy for the job, he knows how to fight the deep state....when they tried to convict him for accepting drug money for legal payment, they had to throw that case out....This guy knows the Deep State, hell, he once represented Deep State architect, Al Gore during his 2000 election ballot case.

"Colleagues call Ben Kuehne a lawyer’s lawyer, an attorney whose ethics are beyond reproach. Vice President Al Gore relied on him in his fight to get ballots recounted in the 2000 presidential election."




He even took on Deep State RINO traitor Bill Bar when he was trying to have him removed from a case the DOJ was bringing against a drug company CEO:

"U.S. Magistrate Judge William Matthewman denied a prosecution motion to disqualify the defense counsel for dietary supplement company Blackstone Labs and its CEO Phillip Braun on Monday. An indictment filed against Braun on March 7 accused him of participating in a conspiracy to skirt Food and Drug Administration oversight as well as falsely market unregulated steroids and nutraceutical drugs as dietary supplements"

Federal Judge Rejects Motion by DOJ to Disqualify Defense Attorneys in Illegal Drug and False Marketing Case

U.S. Magistrate Judge William Matthewman denied the department's request in an order issued Monday. The department had sought to preclude Kuehne Davis Law litigators Benedict "Ben" Kuehne and Michael Davis from continuing to represent dietary supplement company Blackstone Labs and its CEO...

www.yahoo.com

So Kuehne has proven himself to be able to defeat the Deep State and their tyrannical corrupt racist Anti-American justice system over and over again and if Trump can manage to get him on board....he will once and for all bring down the Deep State and beat them in their own court.

Trump can actually find a competent attorney ? Maybe Rudy the transvestite can at least put on a show in court.

 

[WorldWatcher]

Here's a thought...

..... ..... ..... ..... Maybe FPOTUS45 should,

..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... You know,

..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Try to hire Hunter Biden's attorney's. Just say'n.

WW