Today, I have to defend my client in court. The defense that my client wants me to use is, "It's not a robbery if you have swag" and then goes on saying, "The judge is bound to let me go after he sees my swag." FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, the deranged idiot that I am defending in court went completely nuts and told the judge that I am the guy who planned the whole armed robbery that he is on trial for. FML
Today, in court, my client ran his mouth at the judge, cursing him out and then trying to lecture him on "freedom of speech" when he was found in contempt. I don't know what it is with these nutjobs, but I wish I'd never become a public defender. FML
Contempt
Today, as a public defender, my client was actually innocent for once. I intended to utterly destroy the prosecution's case and demonstrate his good character. That plan went straight to hell when he showed up heavily intoxicated. FML
Today, I was in traffic court trying to get out of a ticket. The judge called my defense "complete, unadulterated bullshit." FML
Today, I had my first appearance in a court as an attorney. I called the prosecution the prostitution. FML
Today, I just about managed to convince the judge to overlook my client's emotional outbursts in the courtroom, promising that he'd be on his best behavior from now on. An hour later, he screamed "FUCK YOU!" at the judge for telling him to quiet down. I hate my job. FML
Fake news
Today, I read a book by a former client who did time for fraud. She swears she's innocent, and blames everyone for her "ordeal": the police, court, judge, and me, her own attorney. She conveniently forgot to mention her two full confessions, one of which was given before the judge. FML
Bad boys bad boys
Today, I went to court expecting to walk out a free man. Turns out my misdemeanor offense couldn't compare to the crime I committed when I walked into the court house with a switchblade tucked into my shoe. FML
Today, I am defending a client on trial for perjury. She is a sweet girl and the first person I've loved in years, but she keeps doing everything she can to make herself look guilty in front of the jury. Now I'm having a daily crisis of conscience in the middle of the courtroom. FML
Today, I'm going to court to give an eyewitness account of a robbery. Unfortunately, I had a wacky dream last night concerning the robbery, and no longer have any idea of what actually happened in real life. FML
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Sir_ND_Pity 35
I say let him try it. He'll see how far his swag will take him. Life lessons.
BananaDildo 1
McDonalds is now accepting graduates from Swag University. Maybe he'll get in.
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TwitchingNebula 17
#52, for your information, swag is short for something. It originally stood for "Secretly We Are Gay" and was started in the 60's in San Francisco as a way to let young gay men know where they could comfortably go to hang out and socialize with other gay men without fear of being oppressed or victimized by society for being gay.
sythe511 28
SWAG = Secretly We Are Gay
dhaxor 9
Lets hope he gets shanked. Swagfags should be exterminated.
MsMourningStar 22
I hate that word!
andrekrivo 20
9gag foretold this
TogeBara 12
By all means you SHOULD do as the client says. Customer is always right you know. On top of that, if he is actually this stupid, I would rather not have him put BACK into society because you are smart enough to get him there. The man has to pay you either way, do as he asks.
worldclassrager 41
That will not go over well...add a YOLO that won't get much better...
dragonfc 2
Normally I try to hold my opinions back out of sheer politeness but... This guy is dumb. I detest the use of SWAG, YOLO and all the other statements that modern culture has made equate to the speaker is a complete idiot.. I feel bad for you OP.
Sirin_fml 47
http://www.snopes.com/language/acronyms/swag.asp
middlenamefrank 8
You're saying this isn't why you became a PD? Sounds like it's time to circulate some CV's to private firms.