Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "DA Could be Disbarred for Incompetence" video.

  1. Hahaha, you gotta be kidding.
    5
  2.  @teilanittv  Good point. But you know there’s a good crowd of lawyer-haters here that won’t have any of it. They’ll damn half of any group of professionals for being subpar, and damn the other half for being elitist. Their underlying issue is that they hate expertise.
    3
  3.  @jamessimms415  Last I heard, he worked for a tailor as a pin cushion.
    2
  4. Those liberal judges in the People’s Socialist Republic of Wyoming are at it again. Just kidding, obviously. This is clearly a case of woke voters electing a DA that would release criminals onto the streets. Still kidding. But seriously, how much you want to bet she was elected based on the promise to investigate election fraud in other states?
    1
  5. Keep wondering about those charges and lawsuits. Don’t do any research to find out. Just keep wondering. WRT the community’s morale, we will keep beating them until morale improves. Are you sure you’re American? We don’t usually talk in terms of the “morale of the community”. That sounds like something a person from a collectivist country would say.
    1
  6. And I suppose you think you could do a better job? If you think you can, run for office. That also goes for if you think you can fake it better.
    1
  7.  @Skank_and_Gutterboy  I’d argue that you don’t need those administrative skills to be a lawyer, UNLESS it’s your practice. Does a law firm want all of its associates and partners to be able to run the firm? No, they want people to do the work for which they were hired. The managing partners might hire an office manager for day-to-day operations of a non-legal nature. They might hire a comptroller. But nobody else needs management skills (unless their duties require them). Administration and management skills are not a requirement to be a competent lawyer. Doing your job competently is a requirement (obviously). The job of a district attorney is to represent “the people” in prosecuting crimes. If no crimes are being prosecuted, there’s a problem. If there are not enough prosecutors because the DA fired them, that’s incompetence. It’s like chopping your hands off. If you did that, you would not be competent to do any job that required the use of your hands. Fortunately, the DA could have gotten new hands. Unfortunately, she chose not to or was unable to get new hands. That is incompetence to be an attorney. I bet that she’d still have her license if she had resigned and said, “I can’t do this job, this is too much responsibility, someone else take over,”. I suspect the former-DA Manlove was some wacky conspiracy-believing right wing nutjob, and she got elected on that basis. It would be very interesting to see her work history.
    1
  8. Some don’t. Some very good lawyers needed to take it more than once to pass.
    1
  9. Her job is to prosecute criminal cases, but the workload is such that a DA needs hands, i.e., assistant and deputy DAs, to do the work. Imagine if your job required you to use your hands. Now imagine you intentionally chop them off. You are no longer competent to do your job, and should resign.
    1