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And as I have pointed out, you are never, or almost never, going to win on an exclusionary rule defense (imo the only thing he even conceivably wins), at the trial court level. It's always going to the appeals court.I don't hate his list of specialties, and the guy is a strip mall lawyer so he sort of has to advertise "I'll do your basic contracts." Looking into his case history, he seems to mostly do criminal and military law. He also has done some appellate cases, and Nick is going to need that experience if he's going to run the Barnes game plan.
There is no "it's totally groovy for me to have drugs and guns and smelly, starving, stinking kids in filthy rags" defense here. He needs the actual physical evidence gone.