I know that lawyers generally advocate for shutting up and saying everything there is to say in court, but in this case, the kid needs PR as well as a lawyer due to the MSM's misinformation, and I believe that Lin Wood is not actually the person who is going to appear in front of the judge (though he did arrange for representation for Kyle), so I think it's less of a danger than it could otherwise be.
I think generally you'd stay quiet to prevent mis-statements, particularly on the part of the client. But this is an unusual case in that it appears to be a politically driven prosecution.
It isn't unlikely that a hit will be put on Kyle. Judges are using Covid as an excuse to throw out due process standards. Any Soros-backed appointee in the prison or justice systems is a threat to Kyle's safety.
The strategy may be to publicly present a preponderance of evidence in Kyle's favor--driving the prosecutors and media to drop the case.
Yeah, it's too political and we all know that in a political game they can pick any weird technicality they want because the average person isn't going to read transcripts from the hearings or look up the relevant laws.
So he needs some PR to get the truth out before some TDS-ridden judge decides that only conservatives aren't allowed to defend themselves.
Usually you only talk about your case when youre in court, so that statements cant be used against you. But this is political witchhunt and the MSM has been painting him as a mass shooter, and its entirely political driven, so in this rare case its good to be out in public and saying shit like this so that the public knows whats going on (since the MSM made this a public case).
Anyways, everyone has pretty much done their own research on this case, so if they convict him when everyone knows its self defense, its gonna be a complete shitshow
Edit: not a lawyer or US citizen, so this is just what I think (critical thinking), so might be mistaken
He has to counter the narrative in the media. He might not be able to get a jury pool that hasn't heard of the case so you better have your side out there.
Lin Wood needs to just STFU. He is doing more harm than good for Kyle
I know that lawyers generally advocate for shutting up and saying everything there is to say in court, but in this case, the kid needs PR as well as a lawyer due to the MSM's misinformation, and I believe that Lin Wood is not actually the person who is going to appear in front of the judge (though he did arrange for representation for Kyle), so I think it's less of a danger than it could otherwise be.
I think generally you'd stay quiet to prevent mis-statements, particularly on the part of the client. But this is an unusual case in that it appears to be a politically driven prosecution.
It isn't unlikely that a hit will be put on Kyle. Judges are using Covid as an excuse to throw out due process standards. Any Soros-backed appointee in the prison or justice systems is a threat to Kyle's safety.
The strategy may be to publicly present a preponderance of evidence in Kyle's favor--driving the prosecutors and media to drop the case.
Yeah, it's too political and we all know that in a political game they can pick any weird technicality they want because the average person isn't going to read transcripts from the hearings or look up the relevant laws.
So he needs some PR to get the truth out before some TDS-ridden judge decides that only conservatives aren't allowed to defend themselves.
There are an incredible number of shills coming out lately, aren't there. Almost as if they know they're losing and they're going all-in.
Dude, the amount of black pill assholes I've seen in here lately has skyrocketed.
Definitely cooked.
Usually you only talk about your case when youre in court, so that statements cant be used against you. But this is political witchhunt and the MSM has been painting him as a mass shooter, and its entirely political driven, so in this rare case its good to be out in public and saying shit like this so that the public knows whats going on (since the MSM made this a public case).
Anyways, everyone has pretty much done their own research on this case, so if they convict him when everyone knows its self defense, its gonna be a complete shitshow
Edit: not a lawyer or US citizen, so this is just what I think (critical thinking), so might be mistaken
He's getting the info out to the public. If they convict him it will be a complete shitshow.
He has to counter the narrative in the media. He might not be able to get a jury pool that hasn't heard of the case so you better have your side out there.
Agreed