How Shakespearean

[Katya Mullethov]

"The very, very, very first thing we do, is disarm the lawyers "

Appeals Court Says Retired Prosecutors Can't Carry Guns,
The Appellate Division on Monday delivered some bad news to former assistant prosecutors and deputy attorneys general who want to carry handguns: They can't.
A three-judge panel said a state statute that allows retired law enforcement officers to carry handguns applies only to retired police officers and detectives, not to lawyers formerly employed as county or state prosecutors.
Nor does the federal Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 create a "separate route" for retired assistant prosecutors and DAGs to get carry permits, the judges held in Matter of the Application of Casaleggio, A-4924-09.
The panel upheld a Passaic County judge's denial of a permit to Giles Casaleggio, a retired assistant prosecutor and DAG and now an assistant professor of criminal justice and legal studies at St. John's University in Staten Island.



Pick a card , any card .
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[Sonoman]

1. What about the defense attorneys?

"Ya lost my brudda's case, muddafucka."

Or maybe they are trying to avoid duels on the courthouse lawn.

Sonoman

[X_Digger]

2. LOL!

In New Jersey, even. Fantastic! Casaleggio gets to feel what it's like to be one of the 'little people' in NJ.

[Katya Mullethov]

3. Just gauging on the initial response

They appear to be an easily marginalized group . Fortunately for them , they get to do most of the marginalizing .
Most of the time .