Florida State Seminoles

[10ac]

Squeaky wheel.

[sardis]

I'm pretty sure the Atlanta GA economy can withstand such a devastating blow...

[eCat]

https://heavy.com/news/2020/05/ahmaud-a ... o-georgia/

Bored GA rednecks shoot a black jogger for sport.

looks like he wasn't a jogger afterall, he was THE jogger

https://www.glynncounty.org/DocumentCen ... -of-Intent

references 9 and 10 are of particular interest.......

[DooKSucks]

I'm glad to see that IB is still a damn idiot.

[innocentbystander]

I'm glad to see that IB is still a damn idiot.

I didn't know that idiots were damned.

[Jungle Rat]

I hope hot

[DooKSucks]

https://heavy.com/news/2020/05/ahmaud-a ... o-georgia/

Bored GA rednecks shoot a black jogger for sport.

looks like he wasn't a jogger afterall, he was THE jogger

https://www.glynncounty.org/DocumentCen ... -of-Intent

references 9 and 10 are of particular interest.......

1) that’s far from justifying murder
2) I wouldn’t be surprised if a motion in limine is filed and a judge keeps that stuff out as unrelated, prejudicial bs

[innocentbystander]

Uhhhh, ummmm......

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/gh ... d=msedgntp

Now prosecutors have revealed the full scale of the mountain of evidence in the case, which stretches to within a stone's throw of three million pages.

A letter by U.S. attorney Audrey Strauss reads: "As the Court is aware, the Government has produced to the defendant more than 2.7 million pages of discovery pursuant to the Government's various discovery obligations."

The revelation emerged as the prosecution objected to a subpoena submitted by Maxwell's lawyers to Boies Schiller Flexner (BSF), the law firm that represents Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre and a number of other Epstein victims.

Well.

Question for the law talkers of this board, well really for anyone, how in the fuck do you defend your client by going through 2,700,000 pages of discovery? How? Have any of you law talkers ever had to go through 2.7 million pages of discovery? Have any of you had to go through even 270 thousand pages of discover? Fuck, have any of you even had to go through 27 thousand pages of discovery?

How many billable hours is this? I assume that you can digitize it and have someone run 2,700,000 pages through a scanner and look for key words and phases or something, run all that into a centralized database and build your case from there. But, I mean, 2,700,000 pages?

[DooKSucks]

First, you're a fucking dumbass

Second, that's far from being obscene in a federal case, any type of complicated financial case or major tort case. This case involves:
1) sophisticated financial mogul
2) dozens of victims
3) multiple locations (national and international)
4) multiple investigative files from local, state and federal officials
5) data dumps from several electronic devices
So, no, 2.7m pages of discovery does not make me bat an eyelid. I have seen multiple instances in which case files were so large that firms have used moving/storage companies bring the firm's file to the courthouse, and that's just in eastern NC. I am sure it's a daily occurrence in NYC.

Third, there is an industry dedicated to this very issue. You get a contractor who hires young, unemployed law school grads with JD's to do "document review." You then have a supervising attorney watch over this.

[innocentbystander]

First, you're a fucking dumbass

Second, that's far from being obscene in a federal case, any type of complicated financial case or major tort case. This case involves:
1) sophisticated financial mogul
2) dozens of victims
3) multiple locations (national and international)
4) multiple investigative files from local, state and federal officials
5) data dumps from several electronic devices
So, no, 2.7m pages of discovery does not make me bat an eyelid. I have seen multiple instances in which case files were so large that firms have used moving/storage companies bring the firm's file to the courthouse, and that's just in eastern NC. I am sure it's a daily occurrence in NYC.

Third, there is an industry dedicated to this very issue. You get a contractor who hires young, unemployed law school grads with JD's to do "document review." You then have a supervising attorney watch over this.

I almost stopped reading after your first comment that I KNOW you added just because you and I differ politically and that is the only way you think you can compare our dick size on a public forum. So shame on you. But I am not surprised. You are immature, counsellor.

Having said that, you didn't answer the question. How many billable hours are we talking? If you are the supervising attorney and you are acting as "project manager" over these young, unemployed, law school grads doing the "document review", what do you have them review (exactly) and how many of them do you need for 2.7 million pages of discovery? Give me math, not rhetoric counsellor.

The Ghislaine Maxwell case is far more interesting than politics. This is the single largest sex trafficking case in world history. And it happened right here in our back yard. This could give us all hours, days worth of interesting discussion. I did not insult you. Insulting me to give yourself an erection on this thread (to try and impress everyone else the way a homosexual wears flamboyant colored shirts to peacock himself at the gay club), does not lend itself towards having interesting discussion on this case. Try not to do that again, counsellor.

[Jungle Rat]

ORDER IN THE COURT!!

[innocentbystander]

ORDER IN THE COURT!!

I'm giving him a pass this time rat.

[sardis]

So, MLB moved the all star game to one of the whitest city in the country.

[Jungle Rat]

Only 7% more than where the Braves play. It's not like they moved the game from Atlanta. They play in a whole different county. Yeah the city will take some of a hit but the suburbs in that other majority white county are taking a licking too. This is about the states new laws on voting and not just the bullshit ID crap. If you're gonna vote, you need an ID. Simple. Let's just make sure EVERYONE can get access to the same chance and not have to drive across any county.

[sardis]

Atlanta being hurt is overblown. I remember when Charlotte lost an NBA AllStar game over same sex marriage. People thought it was the end of the world, but it wasn’t.

[Jungle Rat]

I remember hedge being so greatful the day that happened.

[DooKSucks]

First, you're a fucking dumbass

Second, that's far from being obscene in a federal case, any type of complicated financial case or major tort case. This case involves:
1) sophisticated financial mogul
2) dozens of victims
3) multiple locations (national and international)
4) multiple investigative files from local, state and federal officials
5) data dumps from several electronic devices
So, no, 2.7m pages of discovery does not make me bat an eyelid. I have seen multiple instances in which case files were so large that firms have used moving/storage companies bring the firm's file to the courthouse, and that's just in eastern NC. I am sure it's a daily occurrence in NYC.

Third, there is an industry dedicated to this very issue. You get a contractor who hires young, unemployed law school grads with JD's to do "document review." You then have a supervising attorney watch over this.

I almost stopped reading after your first comment that I KNOW you added just because you and I differ politically and that is the only way you think you can compare our dick size on a public forum. So shame on you. But I am not surprised. You are immature, counsellor.

Having said that, you didn't answer the question. How many billable hours are we talking? If you are the supervising attorney and you are acting as "project manager" over these young, unemployed, law school grads doing the "document review", what do you have them review (exactly) and how many of them do you need for 2.7 million pages of discovery? Give me math, not rhetoric counsellor.

The Ghislaine Maxwell case is far more interesting than politics. This is the single largest sex trafficking case in world history. And it happened right here in our back yard. This could give us all hours, days worth of interesting discussion. I did not insult you. Insulting me to give yourself an erection on this thread (to try and impress everyone else the way a homosexual wears flamboyant colored shirts to peacock himself at the gay club), does not lend itself towards having interesting discussion on this case. Try not to do that again, counsellor.

No. I am close friends with several conservative Republicans and many former conservatives who are now "Trumpers." I just happen to think you are a fucking imbecile.

[innocentbystander]

First, you're a fucking dumbass

Second, that's far from being obscene in a federal case, any type of complicated financial case or major tort case. This case involves:
1) sophisticated financial mogul
2) dozens of victims
3) multiple locations (national and international)
4) multiple investigative files from local, state and federal officials
5) data dumps from several electronic devices
So, no, 2.7m pages of discovery does not make me bat an eyelid. I have seen multiple instances in which case files were so large that firms have used moving/storage companies bring the firm's file to the courthouse, and that's just in eastern NC. I am sure it's a daily occurrence in NYC.

Third, there is an industry dedicated to this very issue. You get a contractor who hires young, unemployed law school grads with JD's to do "document review." You then have a supervising attorney watch over this.

I almost stopped reading after your first comment that I KNOW you added just because you and I differ politically and that is the only way you think you can compare our dick size on a public forum. So shame on you. But I am not surprised. You are immature, counsellor.

Having said that, you didn't answer the question. How many billable hours are we talking? If you are the supervising attorney and you are acting as "project manager" over these young, unemployed, law school grads doing the "document review", what do you have them review (exactly) and how many of them do you need for 2.7 million pages of discovery? Give me math, not rhetoric counsellor.

The Ghislaine Maxwell case is far more interesting than politics. This is the single largest sex trafficking case in world history. And it happened right here in our back yard. This could give us all hours, days worth of interesting discussion. I did not insult you. Insulting me to give yourself an erection on this thread (to try and impress everyone else the way a homosexual wears flamboyant colored shirts to peacock himself at the gay club), does not lend itself towards having interesting discussion on this case. Try not to do that again, counsellor.

No. I am close friends with several conservative Republicans and many former conservatives who are now "Trumpers." I just happen to think you are a fucking imbecile.

You are pathetic. You can't even respond to me on an even keel without insulting me. I have total power over you counsellor. By the by, what makes a "Trumper" a former conservative? I would love to hear that logic.

There is no one on this board that is an imbecile. But look on the bright side, at least in 3 months when this Ghislaine Maxwell court case begins (if she doesn't suicide herself) you will have ample time to give yourself a hard on telling the whole board how stupid you think I am for your own sexual gratification. But by then, everyone will have tuned you out because they will be tired of your envious schtick.

[Jungle Rat]

Dude. We tuned him out years ago. He's just a cute chubby home boy with a lot of cousins with connections

[innocentbystander]

Dude. We tuned him out years ago. He's just a cute chubby home boy with a lot of cousins with connections

I just can't imagine how shitty a person's life must be to be so obsessed with someone they never met (and will never meet) just because the words typed by the person who you will never meet, annoys you. Its just words. He's supposed to be an attorney. He has good insight to add to the Goat Pen but everything becomes political with the boy. And that ruins it. He is so immature.

His connections? I guess they are the ones who got him his big law job and gave him his life. His immaturity, I can't imagine he was able to succeed on his own merit. There is just too much hurt and sorry there. I feel sorry for him.