Skylar
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We were talking about the quality of representation that the poor get in comparison to Flynn.Gee, I guess all 5 million people in prison (most of whom couldn't afford a defense 1/100th what Flynn had) were just overzealously prosecuted by the State and bankrupted.
Thoughts and prayers.
The rich and poor are better represented in our criminal justice system than the middle class. Most middle class wind up bankrupted because they start the process with some assets. That's just the way it is.
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You're honestly claiming that the poor get BETTER representation than Michael Flynn did?
Care to back that up with more than your imagination?
They don't have to worry about attorneys fees, the government picks up the tab. How long in takes, number of court days or the number of motions filed are of no concern to them.
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Total shit.
There is first a needs test. Then there is a bill for court costs.
As Court Fees Rise, The Poor Are Paying The Price
Wow, moving the goal post much? Where were we talking about anything other than attorneys fees? But hey, great deflection.
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Which you've now fled from. Good...your claim that the poor get better representation than Flynn was blithering nonsense.