Finally, a stand against poor writing
Finally, a stand against poor writing
(OP)
I saw this, and thought it was appropriate here. A lawyer has to show cause as to why he should be allowed to practice law with his horrendous writing abilities.
And a sample from the lawyer:
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Quote (The Court):
Rather, its rampant grammatical, syntactical, and typographical errors contributed to an overall sense of unintelligibility. This was compounded by a vague, confusing, and conclusory articulation of the factual and legal basis for the claims and a general 'kitchen sink' approach to pleading the case.
And a sample from the lawyer:
Quote (Sample):
The plaintiff and concert goers "were stunned on the day of the family-oriented event, when an even more menacing law enforcement presence was created when [the sheriff's] armed deputies, without prior consent or permission, warrant or probable cause, arrived, not a part of any agreement and a surprise and upset when it arrive, uninvited, on and entered and trespassed on Plaintiff property with drug-sniffing 'K-9' dogs, obviously and unfortunate that Defendants were 'looking for trouble' where there was none as distinct from 'looking to serve.
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David
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Mike McCann
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People (juries) are often too quick to believe "police brutality" charges, especially since Rodney King.
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RE: Finally, a stand against poor writing
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I'm sure the 'gross' award was large. Much larger than the 'net' award for his client.