No, in the US lawyers have had a monopoly on giving legal advice since before the McKenzie friend was even a thing. Frankly, the McKenzie friend seems to be a consequence of needing a lawyer’s patronage to become a lawyer, rather than the US’s meritocratic-based system of the Bar exam.
We usually call that "convicted felon."
Yes, in the US there's something called a "jailhouse lawyer" which is someone who's been arrested on similar charges and finds himself in much the same predicament as you, and as a result thinks he's capable of giving you legal advice.
A McKenzie friend specifically has the ability to give legal advice, usually without recourse for bad advice. What you’re describing is, while maybe functionally similar, rife with negative legal ramifications.
Magic underpants
Under Johnson v. Avery, prisoners cannot be barred in the negative sense from acting in a capacity that would normally require the services of a lawyer who is barred in the positive sense, "because it had the effect of barring illiterate prisoners from access to federal habeas corpus".
I guess. Like I said, they can be functionally similar but a McKenzie Friend doesn’t need the extraneous circumstances of incarceration. I may just be splitting hairs though.
Well, they don't necessarily have to be incarcerated. That just happens to be where you'd tend to meet them, because by the time you'd need their services, that's where you are.
Reminds me of that spectre guy. Not seen him in awhile though
I mean yeah lol, I'm Mormon. But for real, even putting the locking up the guns thing aside, Minnesota is not the place I would want to deal with a gun charge. As I said, it's mid. Utah as I alluded to, has some of the best gun laws in the nation. I'd imagine the opinion of Nick's judge is mixed at best on guns. It might not get tossed where it would in other states.
For engineers it's complicated. Most of the laws around it are state laws, and most places the protected term is "professional engineer". The majority of the time the word "engineer" is protected in any way is when the job involves public safety. I assume this is what you were alluding to with "(real)," but depending on what state you're in there are almost certainly real engineers that don't have the title protected because the job doesn't pertain to public safety, and there could be some not quite real engineeering titles that are protected (I think Florida protects a lot more than normal?)
Generally speaking, not for appearing in actual proceedings, although I have seen it allowed in cases involving a litigant with diminished capacity.
The first real red flag to me for their family being secretly fucked was the way that he talks about that kid. He went on some rant about how she's so random and weird and people just don't understand her, but the "quarky" character traits he was listing were just a list of the warning signs that a kid has been molested. I don't think he did it, but he seems determined to pretend it didn't happen.
John Browning's body is a rollin in his grave with anti-funs tards in SLC.
I don't recall Nick being charged with intoxicated with a substance while driving.
I mentioned back in the PULL UP segmient of Nick in his thread the only way it gets worse if he gets caught molesting children. See, the "I want my kids to see my sex life" statement.
To be fair, niggas don't know much about guns either. Hence the stories of Rhodesians in the Bush War interrogating insurgents to find out they used the range adjustment because it mean the bullets would have more power, to gangbangers failing to hit the broadside of a barn from the inside, to people using them as a masturbation tool while loaded (Fun EMS story on that one). It's not hard to beat that absurdly low bar. There's a reason July called Nick a white bread ass nigga.
That's also CPS's MO
Do either of you have any advice for streams where he discussed this? I'm almost wondering if this might play into one of the charges
The good thing about doing it now is it's guaranteed, and it doesn't require actually insulting the judge. You just tick the box and it's done. Later on, if you have to file before the same judge to recuse, you have to get the judge to agree with you about a motion accusing them there there is (at least the appearance) of impropriety on their part. Good luck.
This is a good limitation showing more thoughtfulness than you see from a lot of legislators. It basically means if you live alone you aren't obligated to secure your firearms against some retarded kid who breaks in and shoots himself somehow. Lawsuits over that kind of shit are infuriating, i.e. someone breaks into your house, pulls a Slippin' Jimmy and sues you.
Judges aren't emotionless robots and he's been a completely obnoxious piece of shit to her, probably even on occasions we don't know about.
I think this kind of law is unconstitutional personally, so I'm on the same page as Barnes on that one, although I'm generally okay with the very last part, although I think there should be recklessness and endangerment components to it. I see nothing really wrong if someone wants to do a few lines and go blow up barrels of tannerite in their back yard shooting range, for instance, so long as it is some sparsely populated part of the boonies to the point it doesn't annoy the neighbors, and even then it should just be a noise nuisance if nobody is endangered.
I'm generally pro-gun or at least pro-gun rights (they are just objects and I neither like nor dislike tools other than as to their utility), but it does give me pause when it means doped-up mental retards like Nick get to have them (although probably not going forward thanks to him having tarded out in an illegal way with them).
It’s also a really good idea when fucking half of Minnieapolis is niggers under the age of 18 doing high crimes and misdemeanors. Getting party vanned because some dindu muffin broke into your house would be complete bullshit. This is the same insane state that continually prosecutes police for good shoots, mind you.
I agree and that's because I like guns. People like Nick fuck with my rights and make me look bad when I'm following the rules. He probably flags people at the range like no tomorrow, finger on the trigger because he's high as fuck.
