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Just saying, these guys will do custom patent drawing posters...
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At the federal court I interned at the SAUSA was a woman who had a private practice and had been in the area for like 15 years. She seemed to treat it almost like a magistrate job. I'm sure the title doesn't hurt your resume.
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Dec 13, 2018 05:09
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But the job is just line prosecutor. How can you treat that like a magistrate?
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terrorist ambulance posted:Lol why i wouldnt hire anyone who would work for me for free either
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:But the job is just line prosecutor. How can you treat that like a magistrate? Well it's probably different in Central Dist. California, but in my district they were in court like once a month for what amounted to a rocket docket of misdemeanors, everything else could be done part-time while she did whatever she normally did. I remember her getting paid though. I'm realizing this might be confusing, when I say magistrate, I mean State magistrate, who do one week on the bench every four weeks. Pook Good Mook fucked around with this message at 14:43 on Dec 13, 2018 |
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Dec 13, 2018 06:05
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terrorist ambulance posted:Lol why Probably for the same reason law firms won't hire contract/doc review attorneys: insufficient preftige.
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Vox Nihili posted:Probably for the same reason law firms won't hire contract/doc review attorneys: insufficient preftige. I think it’s an antideficiency act concern.
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sorry, to be specific, it's a more general "lol why". why does that job exist, why would anyone degrade themselves enough to take it, why am I gay, etc.
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My company got sued for $8 billion yesterday. Claims include "assault/libel," accessory and accomplice to attempted murder, and conspiring to keep the plaintiff homeless. Among other things. Plaintiff has been doing this for years. I would have assumed the filing fees were getting waived by in forma pauperis, but one of the lawsuits was dismissed for failure to pay filing fees. This is in federal big boy court, so the fees aren't small.
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Dec 13, 2018 16:38
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I've now completed two bankruptcy hearings. I feel I should be board certified.
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Dec 13, 2018 16:59
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Look Sir Droids posted:My company got sued for $8 billion yesterday. Claims include "assault/libel," accessory and accomplice to attempted murder, and conspiring to keep the plaintiff homeless. Among other things. 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2)(B)
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Look Sir Droids posted:My company got sued for $8 billion yesterday. Claims include "assault/libel," accessory and accomplice to attempted murder, and conspiring to keep the plaintiff homeless. Among other things. A lawyer has great liability if a mistake is made. That is why they get paid.
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Dec 13, 2018 18:16
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Phil Moscowitz posted:28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2)(B) Yeah. Re-checked the district's opinion in that case and it was actually in forma pauperis. But they bounced the plaintiff on (e)(2)(A). Not in fact a poor person. Or rather, not poor enough. I'm talking over two dozen lawsuits in at least three federal districts in three different states here. Pro se, of course.
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Dec 13, 2018 18:26
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Judge just denied a OC's Motion for a Bill of Particulars, but nonetheless ordered the State to produce one, "limited to the issue of intent." The Defendant equated notice of charges with sufficiency and somehow convinced the Judge that the State is hiding evidence.
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Dec 13, 2018 21:51
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Won an appeal (heard 3 months ago) today regarding one of our local zoning board's actions - the Real Party in Interest did all the work and research, I filed a joinder and showed up to the hearing and threw shade at the appellant for being a whiny baby. Which was, in retrospect, not the greatest idea as opposing counsel won an election and is now my boss.
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Dec 14, 2018 01:17
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How much is rent in Saipan?
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Dec 14, 2018 02:37
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Tokelau All Star posted:How much is rent in Saipan? Pretty drat cheap, actually. No military means no artificial inflation, so 2-bedrooms go for around 400-700/mo., and an actual house isn't too much more than that.
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Dec 14, 2018 02:59
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Phil deserves all the plaudits in the world for that response in the legal questions thread.
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Will they recognise my Australian law degree and do they have criminals. Cos those are my two conditions.
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Tokelau All Star posted:How much is rent in Saipan? It's probably all hosed up because of the hurricane. A friend of mine did a summer internship there and the place she rented is gone
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Dec 14, 2018 04:39
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They have power restored, most of the damage was done to wood/tin structures - the concrete ones did ok. I also got permission to duck out of a board meeting early to help rescue a coconut crab hunter who was lost in the jungle.
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Abugadu posted:They have power restored, most of the damage was done to wood/tin structures - the concrete ones did ok. Coconut crabs are endangered snitch
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Dec 14, 2018 07:18
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>4 inches and without eggs is fine. No undersized crabs.
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Abugadu posted:>4 inches and without eggs is fine. No undersized crabs. That's what she said.
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Is coconut crab good to eat?
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Coconut crab, red rice, greasy empanadas, fruit bats, and Miller Lite: island delicacies.
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Dec 14, 2018 13:40
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Judge sentences guy way over guidelines. Appeals court overturns. Judge issues same sentence. Appeals court overturns. Judge sentences guy to same sentence, denies hearing on refusal, berates counsel for doing her job, besmirches PD’s office. Appeals court overturns and removes judge from case. And she does this twice, and decided to resign rather than recuse herself in the future. https://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2018/12/13/Judge-Donna-Jo-McDaniel-resigns-Allegheny-County-sex-offenders/stories/201812130201
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Dec 14, 2018 13:49
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Well I just lost 5 million taxpayer dollars. Christmas bonuses are cancelled. Jk my salary never changes
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Dec 14, 2018 17:42
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:Well I just lost 5 million taxpayer dollars. Christmas bonuses are cancelled. You don't get automatic increases annually? Texas is even worse than I thought
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:Christmas bonuses are cancelled. Not for everyone!
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nm posted:You don't get automatic increases annually? Texas is even worse than I thought No automatic. I've actually received 25k in raises over 4 years. About half of that was COLA, half was merit. I'm not hesitant to talk money - I'm 6 years out earning 80k. By the time I hit 12 years out which is when my loans will discharge, I'll be between 100k and 110k. I pay nothing for health insurance and about 9.5% goes into a defined benefit pension (average of your monthly pay for your last 60mos of salary at retirement). It's not the best but I'm comfortable.
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luv 2 pay taxes to cover for HDD91 being bad at his jobPhil Moscowitz posted:Not for everyone! lol
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:No automatic. I've actually received 25k in raises over 4 years. About half of that was COLA, half was merit. I'm not hesitant to talk money - I'm 6 years out earning 80k. By the time I hit 12 years out which is when my loans will discharge, I'll be between 100k and 110k. You live in Texas. That sounds pretty great for Texas. You're living the pre-Reagan middle class dream (which is to say, upper class). Of course, here in the Bay Area you'd be living in an RV.
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Vox Nihili posted:You live in Texas. That sounds pretty great for Texas. You're living the pre-Reagan middle class dream (which is to say, upper class). He does live in Austin though, which is the Texan California, wherein they have all the homeless people, congested highways, high housing prices and hipsters, and none of the good weather.
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MY WIFE GOT STUCK IN A PARKING GARAGE FOR 60 MINUTES BECAUSE THE TRAFFIC WAS SO hosed UP. Austin is miserable to live in sometimes. Can't move closer because we're approaching SF levels of inflation (I mean, not nearly as bad but it sucks).
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Dec 14, 2018 22:12
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BUT 6TH STREET WAS COOL (15 years ago)
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Austin is alright, but its somewhere between the hippie poo poo-hole everyone who doesn't live there thinks it is, and the neo-progressive-urban/suburban art festival that people who do live there think it is. Baller rear end food, and some nice, older neighborhoods, and downtown is still fun.
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I'm going to Austin next month and plan to basically eat every waking hour.
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blarzgh posted:He does live in Austin though, which is the Texan California, wherein they have all the homeless people, congested highways, high housing prices and hipsters, and none of the good weather. Looks like home prices are about in line with Sacramento.
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I am officially no longer the “dedicated habeas Attorney” Thank god.
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