Thread 514781965

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Anonymous (ID: nuC7kXZV)

9/4/2025, 11:20:31 AM No.514781965 >>514782055 >>514782193 >>514783010 >>514783132

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Should someone be entitled to a public funded lawyer if they're charged with a crime?

Anonymous (ID: zHbv6VB/)

9/4/2025, 11:23:27 AM No.514782055

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>>514781965 (OP)
yes
but the accuser shouldn't have acces to a competitive lawyer market in that case, even things out

Anonymous (ID: RREW0q+9)

9/4/2025, 11:27:22 AM No.514782193 >>514782217

>>514781965 (OP)
That's up to the lawyer to do the work pro bono, not up to the state to enforce it.

Anonymous (ID: zHbv6VB/)

9/4/2025, 11:28:11 AM No.514782217 >>514783765

>>514782193
what if the state is the reason you're charged?

Anonymous (ID: sVUbodLD)

9/4/2025, 11:51:55 AM No.514783010

>>514781965 (OP)
Yes it you want due process.

No if you'd like people to be imprisoned without cause.

Anonymous (ID: APwblu9q)

9/4/2025, 11:54:33 AM No.514783132

>>514781965 (OP)
what color are they?

Anonymous (ID: p5EaEURZ)

9/4/2025, 12:10:59 PM No.514783765

>>514782217
Lawyers are a big part the reason the state has an obligation to enforce its own laws in the first place. Not sure about your cunt, but a good portion of the signatories to our constitution were trained in law. Not to mention our state’s designers.