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malthaussen

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5. Seems reasonable.

Reply to groundloop (Original post)

Wed Feb 18, 2026, 11:52 AM

20 hrs ago

A trial lawyer doesn't dress by accident. The shirt can be construed as evoking sympathy for the defendants by associating them with historical heroes.

-- Mal

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Subliminal message? summer_in_TX Yesterday #1

I do think it's kind of bad form Jilly_in_VA 21 hrs ago #2

The judge should require the prosecutor to wear a shirt featuring unicorns battling bug-eyed aliens. jls4561 21 hrs ago #3

Was she trying for a mistrial? maxsolomon 21 hrs ago #4

Seems reasonable. malthaussen 20 hrs ago #5