re: #51 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.

I’m assuming there is some significance to the fact that this stuff was seized as part of the service of a search warrant. Knowing that raiding an attorney’s properties is a high-risk endeavor that could backfire badly if done wrong, I’d have to assume that the search warrant is quite specific on what it’s looking for, and getting such a search warrant from a judge (who is, or was, a practicing attorney) would not be easy if it wasn’t for a sound cause.

Yeah, the idea that this is some banana republic shit, lawyers take this (by which I mean due process of law) very fucking seriously. Cases are won and lost on process as much as facts. And there’s a reason the line “first, let us kill all the lawyers” was said by a fucking villain and not a hero!