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Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 11:31 am
by gemini
texasvet, PM sent.

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 11:45 am
by barres
atxgun wrote:If it really turns out to be such a clear cut case then it won't go to grand jury and no charges will be filed.
Actually, I don't think any shooting doesn't go before a grand jury. But some go before the grand jury with no recommendation for an indictment. DA's don't like to be accused of sweeping things under the rug by the people they're running against in the next election cycle ;-) .

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:04 pm
by Fangs
Can the CHL sue the BG's family for the court costs / emotional distress?

If there really are no witnesses, are you better off just sprinkling some coke on the body and walking off? :evil2:

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:09 pm
by DoubleJ
Fangs wrote:Can the CHL sue the BG's family for the court costs / emotional distress?

If there really are no witnesses, are you better off just sprinkling some coke on the body and walking off? :evil2:
You've been watching Dave Chappelle standup, haven't ya?

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:10 pm
by txflyer
Fangs wrote:Can the CHL sue the BG's family for the court costs / emotional distress?

If there really are no witnesses, are you better off just sprinkling some coke on the body and walking off? :evil2:
Sure you can sue anyone for anything, whether it flies or not is another thing (actually you'd sue the estate, the parents if the scum bag is a minor).

One other question, how does soda help? :biggrinjester:

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:57 pm
by arod757
DoubleJ wrote:
Fangs wrote:Can the CHL sue the BG's family for the court costs / emotional distress?

If there really are no witnesses, are you better off just sprinkling some coke on the body and walking off? :evil2:
You've been watching Dave Chappelle standup, haven't ya?

Just tell the cops after the shooting, "I'm sorry, officer. I didn't know I couldn't do that." "rlol"

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 12:22 am
by BTin
gemini wrote:texasvet, PM sent.
Can you share publicly? I am also in the DFW area, and would like to know about a good lawyer!

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 8:25 am
by TexasVet
Info deleted.... sorry... mea culpa :???:

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 11:35 am
by gemini
TexasVet, that info was sent to you as a PM. I realize I made a mistake in responding to your
request. I do not have any of those atty's permission to post their names on any forum nor
are they the type to advertise. If I had meant for it to be posted publicly I would have done so myself.

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 3:28 pm
by TexasVet
gemini wrote:TexasVet, that info was sent to you as a PM. I realize I made a mistake in responding to your
request. I do not have any of those atty's permission to post their names on any forum nor
are they the type to advertise. If I had meant for it to be posted publicly I would have done so myself.
I apologize, I did not think it was confidential and someone else local was wondering about the same thing. As attorneys I would think that their contact info would be available publicly and would welcome other CHL clients. However I am regretful that I did not ask if I could share your PM with the rest of the interested parties.

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:23 pm
by Liberty
I will freely admit I haven't met them all. but I've known my share of 'em, and I never met a lawyer that didn't enjoy getting his name out to the public.

As they say ..YMMV

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 6:34 pm
by Luggo1
TexasVet wrote:I hate to ask again, but does anyone know of a good lawyer in the Dallas area ? I am looking into the ChLPP, but like someone said, I would prefer someone who would take you all the way, and has a history (a good one) with CHL holders, self defense situations.
I think you would be better served by getting a good criminal lawyer period. Don't worry as much about the CHL issues. Craig Jett is a top of the line defense lawyer. He won't be cheap.

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 6:37 pm
by TexasVet
.YMMV[/quote]

Dorry, don't know that one

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 6:46 pm
by seamusTX
TexasVet wrote:I would prefer someone who would take you all the way, and has a history (a good one) with CHL holders, self defense situations.
There have been fewer than 10 prosecutions of CHL holders for self-defense shootings since 1995. I can name only three. All were acquitted.

No lawyer has a record in this area, except the attorneys for those defendants.

(A couple of CHL holders committed outright murders, which has nothing to do with CHL or self defense.)

- Jim

Re: Hiring a lawer for a shooting

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 8:14 pm
by Oldgringo
Liberty wrote:I will freely admit I haven't met them all. but I've known my share of 'em, and I never met a lawyer that didn't enjoy getting his name out to the public.

As they say ..YMMV
I, too, have frequently heard it said, 'that there is no such thing as bad publicity'. You reckon these guys have their names in the phone book; perhaps, even in the Yellow Pages?