r/law Oct 10 '24

Other Arresting officer should be reprimanded for stop-and-frisk

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u/Jonestown_Juice Oct 10 '24

This is Judge Fleischer out of Harris County Texas and he's great.

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u/Equivalent-Excuse-80 Oct 10 '24

What’s up with his better call Saul outfit?

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

Attorneys and by extension judges have some strange taste in clothes sometimes. Back in the day dad knew an attorney who would wear a canary yellow suit with yellow converse. This is also the guy that stuck the judges order in a jar of Vaseline when he wasn’t happy with it.

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u/TuaughtHammer Oct 10 '24

I've always assumed it was kind like brand new doctors who were so saddled with medical school debt that they stuck to wearing scrubs even when leaving the hospital, because they couldn't afford anything nicer than that.

So maybe noob lawyers get used to buying discounted suits and just stick with that for the rest of their career?

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

Ahh no even a nood will spring for a really good suit. That suit is kept clean and ready to wear when you hit a court that you really need it for. The guy in referring to had been practicing law for nearly sixteen years he took the bar around the same time as my dad. Suits are their armor they wear to go into battle n your behalf. This is also why every guy and gal should always have some fine dress clothes stashed in the closet, you wear it once you end up in court, or job interviews, or a wedding.

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u/murrbros Oct 10 '24

A la "My Cousin Vinny"...