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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (247598)	5/10/2010 4:24:31 PM
From: Travis_Bickle	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 306849

For that matter why can't we get someone who has actually practiced law? None of the people who have been appointed in recent years ever represented an actual human. They clerked and maybe had a government job but never took that big step and tried representing humans ... stuff like working at a silk stocking firm doesn't count cause all their clients are immense corporations.* People talk about their brilliant legal minds but it is easy to be brilliant when there is nothing actually at stake ... try representing someone before a hostile judge when everything your client owns is at stake, then we can talk about brilliant. *They like to tout their "pro bono" work but they will put 250 hours into an eviction case, hello? In the real world you cannot put 250 hours into an eviction case.