As first-year law students at Howard University School of Law, we were taught that if we had the facts, argue the facts; but, if we had the law, then argue the law. But, if we had neither facts or law, just argue! This rule of thumb may assist somebody today, when you are next in court. Do not argue with police! They are trained to kill, not to argue; trained to execute not to cogitate nor to deliberate. Live to get to court, so that you can play lawyer temporarily until shut down!
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
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As first-year law students at Howard University School of Law, we were taught that if we had the facts, argue the facts; but, if we had the law, then argue the law. But, if we had neither facts or law, just argue! This rule of thumb may assist somebody today, when you are next in court. Do not argue with police! They are trained to kill, not to argue; trained to execute not to cogitate nor to deliberate. Live to get to court, so that you can play lawyer temporarily until shut down!
