Are we sure Jones' lawyers made a mistake? They were given an opportunity to declare it privileged and didn't. And they aren't required to assist Jones in the commission of a crime.
Who owns the Alex Jones phone dump data from the botched discovery production?
The attorney or the client? I assume the client since discovery goes through counsel to the opposing party rather than to counsel directly, but the attorney was speaking from the outset like it was his.
You guys talked about how the actual settlement would be hugely less than the $40-something million in punitive damages. What about costs, won't Alex Jones have to pay legal costs for the winning side(s), at least? Is this a relatively small amount?
Next episode should be on the feds bringing civil rights charges regarding Breona Taylor. That looks like a clear loser to me that’s being brought for political reasons. So I’m interested in Ken’s take.
Are we sure Jones' lawyers made a mistake? They were given an opportunity to declare it privileged and didn't. And they aren't required to assist Jones in the commission of a crime.
Who owns the Alex Jones phone dump data from the botched discovery production?
The attorney or the client? I assume the client since discovery goes through counsel to the opposing party rather than to counsel directly, but the attorney was speaking from the outset like it was his.
You guys talked about how the actual settlement would be hugely less than the $40-something million in punitive damages. What about costs, won't Alex Jones have to pay legal costs for the winning side(s), at least? Is this a relatively small amount?
Is it possible for Jones to appeal for ineffective assistance of counsel after his lawyers gave his phone to the prosecution?
Next episode should be on the feds bringing civil rights charges regarding Breona Taylor. That looks like a clear loser to me that’s being brought for political reasons. So I’m interested in Ken’s take.