Predicting a non-scheduled last minute holiday break for Sean Hannity.

You really are a Dumb Fuck ... we're talking about a Court Officer demanding that a Lawyer tell who his Clients are ... that's NOT a Violation of The Privileged.

Of course YOU can't demand who MY Clients are ... and they're not Privileged you Stupid Fuck.

Ouch.
That's gonna leave a nasty mark.
Total yurt burn.
 
[h=1]Hannity claims he never paid legal fees to Cohen, minutes later: "I might have handed him 10 bucks"[/h]

I Love it ... they're in The O'Reilly Spin Zone :laugh:
 
MAYBE

you don't have three brain cells to rub together huh dickweed

Dipshit donkey dick sucker... you ignorantly wrote...

um dude

they all tried to force the women they worked with to suck them off


its not rumor its real


Hannity survived


Maybe he likes men
The "Hannity survived" and "Maybe he likes men" is just your usual ignorant bullshit, you miserable twat. The rest of it you stated (lied) as if it was some sort of fact, you dumb camel dick sucker. Now PROVE what you lied about, you stupid cum-guzzling whore/twat.
 
Day one. Hannity downplays it. Cohen is a fixer whose speciality is fixing problems with payoff money and disclosure agreements. In Hannitys case, he was fixing a speeding ticket. He is on Fox, who on Fox has ever had legal troubles with payoffs? Be fair.to poor Sean. Who would think Fox people take advantage of women? You are talking a high class news organization here. Around day 3, Hannity will admit he had Cohen bury a dead hooker in the desert.
 
You really are a Dumb Fuck ... we're talking about a Court Officer demanding that a Lawyer tell who his Clients are ... that's NOT a Violation of The Privileged.

Of course YOU can't demand who MY Clients are ... and they're not Privileged you Stupid Fuck.

Look up last link exception
 
Ouch.
That's gonna leave a nasty mark.
Total yurt burn.

Yet another difference relates to client identity. The privilege in litigation does not
prevent the other side from inquiring into whom the lawyer represents. In contrast,
authorities support the view that under Model Rule 1.6(a) a lawyer may not voluntarily
reveal the identity of a client where the relationship is not generally known. See, e.g.,
Paul R. Tremblay, Migrating Lawyers and the Ethics of Conflict Checking, 19 Geo. J.
Legal Ethics 489 (2006). Thus, increasingly, law firms have avoided identifying clients.

From the Committee on Professional Responsibility, William Freivogel, Chair

As usual, retardrune has no less about anything.
 
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