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Well, you know, I love doing stories about lawyers who are completely insane.

Not that lawyers in general are not insane, but occasionally I get a story about a lawyer who has done something, let's say, reasonably crazy and has gotten suspended for it, and not an issue of moral turpitude.

Usually it's some lawyers stole a ton of money from the trust account or abandon the client. You've heard me say that constantly. Abandonment is a big deal.

But occasionally you just get crazy-ass stuff. And this is a fun one. This was a suspension that this lawyer got a Hawaiian, no, excuse me, an Ohioan attorney by the name of Jack Blake's Lee.

He's been around for 30 years as a lawyer and is very well known.

He's a Vietnam vet.

And so he does criminal defense work.

That has been his practice for 30 years.

And there are, as you can imagine, victims' rights organizations or criminal rights organizations out there that advocate for criminals, suspected criminals.

They give free legal help and advice, and here's how you handle it.

Well, he's obviously not very happy with those because he's on the other side of the coin.

He thinks that criminals are basically criminals and they should be tried and they should

get as good as defense as possible.

All right?

So you've got victims rights groups who are out there.

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