Moussaoui came from a broken home

Thydney · Apr 18th 2006, 6:07 pm

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Originally Posted by Elvira

OMG don't encourage him! You have NO idea...

Pot, kettle , black

Angry White Pyjamas · Apr 18th 2006, 6:08 pm

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Originally Posted by snowbunny

You get to live yours out?

Well to be honest I am kind of hoping.....

Elvira · Apr 18th 2006, 6:09 pm

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Originally Posted by Thydney

Pot, kettle , black

Are you suggesting I...???

snowbunny · Apr 18th 2006, 6:09 pm

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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas

Well to be honest I am kind of hoping.....

So get Sam (Professional Princess) to write you a soft porn script and set up your casting couch.

User Name · Apr 18th 2006, 6:19 pm

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Originally Posted by Ray

Top him.. or he will become a bargaining tool to exchange for captured westerners somewhere....

I don't think even his own side want him ... he's probably even an embarrassment for them. A brussel sprout has a higher IQ.

User Name · Apr 18th 2006, 6:25 pm

I just feel very sorry for the oxygen molecules that have to oxygenate his brain. On the bright side, as he has very few brain cells his brain doesn't need much oxygen. Maybe a thimble full every few days.

Yorkieabroad · Apr 18th 2006, 9:05 pm

I can't understand how the defence lawyers in cases like this (or Jamie Bulgers killers, the Moors murderers, the twat in the Soham case whose name escapes me etc) can do it...I realise everyone should be entitled to access to defence representation, legal advice etc, I'm just glad I'm not called upon to do it....it must take an incredibly high degree of detachment and professionalism to be able to argue in favour of some of these monsters................

BigDavyG · Apr 18th 2006, 9:07 pm

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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad

I can't understand how the defence lawyers in cases like this (or Jamie Bulgers killers, the Moors murderers, the twat in the Soham case whose name escapes me etc) can do it...it must take an incredibly high degree of detachment and professionalism to be able to argue in favour of some of these monsters................

or it could take $$$$$$'s

fatbrit · Apr 18th 2006, 9:10 pm

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Originally Posted by BigDavyG

or it could take $$$$$$'s

Or you could even believe in the criminal justice system and the right to a fair trial. Unlikely, I know, for an attorney. But I suppose anything is possible.

Yorkieabroad · Apr 18th 2006, 9:21 pm

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Originally Posted by fatbrit

Or you could even believe in the criminal justice system and the right to a fair trial. .

Thats what I mean though - the individuals belief in the system has to outweigh that individuals personal feelings towards the scum they are defending, otherwise they wouldn't be able to do their job properly. Or would they? I don't know...I just know I wouldn't be able to sufficiently distance myself from my personal feelings (prejudices?)...

BigDavyG · Apr 18th 2006, 9:24 pm

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Originally Posted by fatbrit

Or you could even believe in the criminal justice system and the right to a fair trial. Unlikely, I know, for an attorney. But I suppose anything is possible.

Would that be like a politician who is in the job for the good of mankind ???

BigDavyG · Apr 18th 2006, 9:26 pm

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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad

Thats what I mean though - the individuals belief in the system has to outweigh that individuals personal feelings towards the scum they are defending, otherwise they wouldn't be able to do their job properly. Or would they? I don't know...I just know I wouldn't be able to sufficiently distance myself from my personal feelings (prejudices?)...

Actually that could be the case, but then your belief in the system and its worth would surely have to outweigh your belief in natural justice, otherwise how could you defend the indefensible.
It is an interesting question and the only way to find the answer is to ask attorneys, and who is going to believe the answers they give ???

Thydney · Apr 18th 2006, 11:37 pm

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Originally Posted by fatbrit

Or you could even believe in the criminal justice system and the right to a fair trial. Unlikely, I know, for an attorney. But I suppose anything is possible.

Is this the triumph of hope over knowledge?

blaze · Apr 18th 2006, 11:38 pm

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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl

My heart bleeds.

Mine bleeds more (NOT!)

Perfumdiva1 · Apr 18th 2006, 11:52 pm

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Originally Posted by snowbunny

The Enron trial is far more fascinating for me.... slippery defendants testifying in their own defence.... cross-examination....

Now we are talking about our local low life slimey b45t67ds

How many home repossesions and suicides are due to this bunch

They will surely get theirs, and probably not in this life, then definately in the next
I have met some OAP's who had all their pensions tied up with this crew, and now they have nothing

BTW, are the "E" boys living in low-cost apartments, I think not, everything is nicely tied up in family names

Some people are just born without a conscience (sp), or the ability to spell

Shame on them

Apr 18th 2006, 6:25 pm	#51
User Name Wind, earth, fire, water Joined: Aug 2005 Location: DC metro area Posts: 1,681	Re: Moussaoui came from a broken home I just feel very sorry for the oxygen molecules that have to oxygenate his brain. On the bright side, as he has very few brain cells his brain doesn't need much oxygen. Maybe a thimble full every few days. __________________ General discussion purposes only. No warranties as to fitness express or implied. I am not your lawyer. If you need legal advice you can, among other things, seek a referral from the Bar (legal variety) in your city or state.

Apr 18th 2006, 9:05 pm	#52
Yorkieabroad . Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Katy, TX, just west of Houston which is not at all sh!t..well, OK, maybe just a little bit. Posts: 4,454	Re: Moussaoui came from a broken home I can't understand how the defence lawyers in cases like this (or Jamie Bulgers killers, the Moors murderers, the twat in the Soham case whose name escapes me etc) can do it...I realise everyone should be entitled to access to defence representation, legal advice etc, I'm just glad I'm not called upon to do it....it must take an incredibly high degree of detachment and professionalism to be able to argue in favour of some of these monsters................

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