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Nifong ethics trial on Court TV

If the players-and their families decide to sue everyone they should sue (and I pray they do), it'll be the first time Duke runs the table and goes undefeated in quite some time.

I hope they bring all those motherforkers to their knees.
 
D-3 Fan said:
Double J said:
Fenian_Bastard said:
They can crusade for the rest of their lives on behalf of the wrongly accused, the wrongly convicted, and innocent people ground up by reckless prosecutors and cowboy cops responding to heedless public demands for law and order.
Or they can all go work on Wall Street.
Wonder who'll do what?

Or maybe they'll join the Republicans and win public office. You know, just to pish you off even more.
You had to put gas on the fire, didn't you? Fen brings the kerosene, so look the heck out!

We would like to thank Mike Nifong for participating in today's proceedings. Please turn in your law license on your way out the door.

Thank you.

(It was laughable to see deck Brodhead's response to Nifong yesterday on ESPN, admonishing him for embarassing the legal system and Duke University. The sumbitch and his faculty has yet to formally apologize to the three students. It would be wise to do it one of these days, if they get around to doing it, those sanctimonious pompous Ivory Tower forkers)
True, that. Brodhead himself did a fine job of embarrassing Duke, with only minimal assistance from Nifong...
 
When this whole thing came out, Feinstein was guest-hosting on Jim Rome's show going off on Broadhurst and his predecessor and saying how they were a bunch of morons.

At the time, I was totally thinking the comments were toolish. Now, I've been swung over to his side on this one.
 
Sam Mills 51 said:
Nifong disbarred ... too f_cking bad ...

That's what I'm talkin' about!

Eat shirt and die, Nifong.

Better yet, next time I'm in North Carolina, I want to hear you utter these words:

"Welcome to Evans and Seligmann's House of Draft Beer, Wild Lacrosse Parties and Loose Women. I'll be your litigating host, well, not really. But if somebody cries fire! in a theater, or wrongly accuses somebody on account of the fact that they're filthy rich and go to an exclusive, snobby, academically challenging school, hey, I'm down. I'm down big time.

"Can I tell you about our specials?"
 
Toolbag will probably go on the lecture circuit as America's Biggest forkup.

I'd say he'd write a book about the experience, but it'd go over about as well as Jayson Blair's.

See ya Nifong. Don't let the door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya.
 
There IS a book that's about to come out from Duke's former lacrosse coach. I have a galley copy that I'm reading and will post my reactions on here.

And if Knifeong writes a book, the money will go to the kids whose lives were turned upside down.
 
ondeadline said:
It's fun just to watch Mike Nifong squirm on live TV.

I agree ... except I watched it on FoxNews.

Funny how FoxNews is the only other cable news network other than CourtTV who felt this was important enough a trial to broadcast. Then again, it was also the only network looking closely at Nifong from the beginning and punching holes in his case. The other networks and a lot of newspapers really dropped the ball on this one.

This Nifong case and outcome as important if not more so than the original charges. This is a publicly elected official who did all he could to get three innocent men convicted so he could win votes on the race card and keep his cushy job. PAYBACK IS A BIATCH!
 
Fenian_Bastard said:
They can crusade for the rest of their lives on behalf of the wrongly accused, the wrongly convicted, and innocent people ground up by reckless prosecutors and cowboy cops responding to heedless public demands for law and order.
Or they can all go work on Wall Street.
Wonder who'll do what?

I believe Reade Seligman (sp.?) has actually said that he plans a career in criminal defense based on his experiences over the last year.
 

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