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Originally Posted by Kevin
No, I don't work on the delinquent docket at all. It would be hard to infer from anything I've said that I work on a delinquent docket. That's okay though, it just shows that you have little knowledge of what a typical juvenile justice system looks like. All of my juvenile work is in representing deprived children or alleged deprived children. They are or allegedly are all the victims of their parents' abuse or neglect. When I'm representing children, it is usually at the show cause (the non-profit I volunteer with provides attorneys to appear at the show cause hearings to take the burden off of the public defender's office) and I appear on the regular juvenile docket when the public defender's office is conflicted out. I also represent parents who are have had their children picked up in trying to reunify the family.
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See. When you say the above things regarding volunteering with non-profits, you appear to be a pretty okay guy who many of us would really like and respect. I completely love that you volunteer and I respect that. I think that's great. When you say things where you come off as pretentious by telling people about all your knowledge and how much more you know than them or how much more educated than them you are (or think you are), it's hard to say, "Wow. That Kevin is pretty awesome." I applaud you always taking on the title of "that guy" who will say something that is unpopular because you believe it. I truly like that about you. You just need to work on going out and assuming you know way more than other people. When you do that, it's hard to really appreciate you for the person you are. Just think about it.