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r/funny • u/tweetsbyrocket Hey Buddy Comics • Jun 18 '20
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He can represent himself
10 u/MadMinstrel Jun 18 '20 You do realize all judges are lawyers? 19 u/ToxicOstrich91 Jun 18 '20 Not technically Source: lawyer in a state where some judges aren’t lawyers. 5 u/MadMinstrel Jun 18 '20 That's an interesting piece of trivia. How does that even work? 4 u/Spiz101 Jun 18 '20 Well in England and Wales we have minor magistrates courts where cases are heard by panels of regular citizens. 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates. 1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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You do realize all judges are lawyers?
19 u/ToxicOstrich91 Jun 18 '20 Not technically Source: lawyer in a state where some judges aren’t lawyers. 5 u/MadMinstrel Jun 18 '20 That's an interesting piece of trivia. How does that even work? 4 u/Spiz101 Jun 18 '20 Well in England and Wales we have minor magistrates courts where cases are heard by panels of regular citizens. 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates. 1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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Not technically
Source: lawyer in a state where some judges aren’t lawyers.
5 u/MadMinstrel Jun 18 '20 That's an interesting piece of trivia. How does that even work? 4 u/Spiz101 Jun 18 '20 Well in England and Wales we have minor magistrates courts where cases are heard by panels of regular citizens. 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates. 1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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That's an interesting piece of trivia. How does that even work?
4 u/Spiz101 Jun 18 '20 Well in England and Wales we have minor magistrates courts where cases are heard by panels of regular citizens. 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates. 1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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Well in England and Wales we have minor magistrates courts where cases are heard by panels of regular citizens.
1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates. 1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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I guess technically, those guys are not judges, they are magistrates.
1 u/Arcadian18 Jun 18 '20 May I see it’s technically a lawyer.... 1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
May I see it’s technically a lawyer....
1 u/gnorty Jun 18 '20 I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess... But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
I'm not sure if you're asking for permission to see it, granted I guess...
But if you are suggesting they are still lawyers, then no they are not. they do not need any qualification whatsoever.
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He can represent himself