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Mug shots don't go away easily
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I got the basis for a motion I'm arguing in a few days after seeing the opposing party turn up in the Just Busted paper. I'm great with it.
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I love how every time someone is being a total douchecanoe they can throw the phrase "it's for the safety of the children" into the conversation and there are actually people out there asinine enough to think that makes it OK. Parents are responsible for the safety of their children. Period.
I've seen this piece of garbage in such upscale establishments as my local Speedee convenience store. Anyone deluding themselves into thinking it's "journalism" or that this is anything other than a crime version of Girls Gone Wild needs to wake up. |
It's got some legitimate professional uses for some of us in the non-ivory-tower legal community.
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That could be.
But you have to admit it's kind of like when Lennie Briscoe gives a hooker a "get out of jail free" business card. It's not in any way honorable or non-sleazy. Were I an opposing lawyer and I found out that's how you got the information on my client, I would spin it in a very negative way. |
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Not to mention the effect this can have on the innocent children of the mug shot-ees. I guess those children don't count. |
I would think the biggest problem is when someone is arrested but found not guilty. They still have a mugshot, but could be cleared of all charges.
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