TSJ files lawsuit against Douglas Co. DA, Lawerence PD

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If you’re a lawyer you know better than that. As a former banker, we had annual training on exactly this kind of stuff. Bar is higher for them.
As an investment banker, my firm pays me $50/month to "own" my cellphone. I have to save all of my texts, personal or otherwise, forever. Compliance can come into our office unannounced at anytime, and demand that I unlock my cellphone and then look through all of my "business" texts.
 
#52      
The good news is that Lawyers generally do not encourage individuals to make frivolous law suits because they do not want to waste their time (unless they have a deep pocket client to pay their fees) or they expect a "payday" when the favorable results are obtained. I can only assume that TSJ's lawyers expect to win!!
 
#53      
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh sht. We get to be lawyers again!!

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As an investment banker, my firm pays me $50/month to "own" my cellphone. I have to save all of my texts, personal or otherwise, forever. Compliance can come into our office unannounced at anytime, and demand that I unlock my cellphone and then look through all of my "business" texts.
Tell them to buy you a work phone then they actually own it.
 
#66      
I've tried to get the prosecutors out of my mind as much as possible after TSJ was proven innocent (and I use those last two words very intentionally), but has there been any news on those misconduct charges?

Yes, I want her to suffer as much as possible. Being disbarred and being found liable in this case would add to the suffering, and I'd enjoy that quite a lot.
 
#67      
Based upon the evidence made public to date, I think it highly unlikely that TSJ could succeed. The judge found probable cause for the case to proceed. But the lawsuit will give TSJ the opportunity to go fishing and see what his lawyers can catch. There may be emails between prosecutors and police that will be available in discovery that could establish malice or corrupt motives.
 
#68      
Based upon the evidence made public to date, I think it highly unlikely that TSJ could succeed. The judge found probable cause for the case to proceed. But the lawsuit will give TSJ the opportunity to go fishing and see what his lawyers can catch. There may be emails between prosecutors and police that will be available in discovery that could establish malice or corrupt motives.

There's a certain karma here to how they discovered malice with the accuser in texts and other communications -- could they go 2 for 2?
 
#69      
There's a certain karma here to how they discovered malice with the accuser in texts and other communications -- could they go 2 for 2?
TSJ legal team has their work cut out for them as Douglas Co DA office clearly operates with high level of professional integrity....


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#70      
As an investment banker, my firm pays me $50/month to "own" my cellphone. I have to save all of my texts, personal or otherwise, forever. Compliance can come into our office unannounced at anytime, and demand that I unlock my cellphone and then look through all of my "business" texts.
At least you only have 1 phone. My investment firm requires a corporate issued phone that I have to conduct all business on. I have to certify every month that I did no company business on my private phone. So I have 2 phones with me at all times.
 
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Based upon the evidence made public to date, I think it highly unlikely that TSJ could succeed. The judge found probable cause for the case to proceed. But the lawsuit will give TSJ the opportunity to go fishing and see what his lawyers can catch. There may be emails between prosecutors and police that will be available in discovery that could establish malice or corrupt motives.
I think you hit the nail right on the head. This case is going to rely entirely on discovery. I think it's a calculated risk though as this DA seems like the type of person to be so self-righteous that she'd actually be stupid enough to put extremely prejudicial and case compromising thoughts in writing because she believes she's Lady Justice.

And I could definitely see her sending messages of the nature of "I don't care there's not sufficient evidence, if he doesn't settle, he won't be able to play basketball as we'll just tell him we'll delay the trial until after the NBA draft so he has no choice but to settle because it would cost him millions not to. Charge him." Or messages regarding hiding the evidence that Morris was at the scene of the crime.

Had TSJs lawyers not also gone after the police in this case though, I thought there also might have been a possibility that some of the cops might've flipped saying that they were pressured by the DA to make a case against TSJ despite them repeatedly telling her that there was no evidence to support that and they didn't believe he committed the crime.
 
#73      
I think Shannon's team will pose a simple question: why was Shannon charged for a crime Morris had committed weeks prior and was not charged? Because the excuse that they were investigating Morris for genital rape so they dropped the digital rape (as in fingers), when the victim knew who he was and her friend saw it happen, isn't a great sell.
 
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