Alex Jones Defense Files Emergency Motion

The defense filed an emergency of protection regarding Alex Jones' attorney F. Andino Reynal accidentally sending Jones' cellphone record to plaintiffs' attorney Mark Bankston. The defense asked for a mistrial but was denied.

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[Oldhandle]

Liar Liar 😂😂
"Objection your honour"
"On what grounds?"
"It's devastating to my case!"

[arturostevens]

I have been a trial lawyer for 30 years, and this is massive, career impacting malpractice in my opinion. However, much of the material SHOULD have been discovered. There was no objection to it yesterday. Defense will lose this motion.

[realitybites]

If you could get a mistrial based on your own mistakes, no client would ever lose!

[shazstar]

The fact the lawyer first denied having the documents they were requested to provide, and then didn’t send another link “correct” link within those ten days shows they had no intention of honouring either the law or their own word. So, no, you can’t have a mistrial.

[Chew]

Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake

[nickymatthews]

The judge was correct. If a defendant's attorney could get a mistrial by purposefully or accidentally sending his attorney-client notes to the opposing attorney, there could never be a guilty verdict.

[PatriotGamesROCKS]

"Can I have a mistrial based on the fact I am a terrible lawyer"? lol

[PhirstPlays]

The Depp trial, The Jones Trial, several other recent high profile trials, really make a poor argument for the competency of high paid lawyers.

[bukworm]

I think we can all come together and fans and foes of Alex Jones to agree that this is one of the worst blunders in sensational court history.

[TeaSpiracy]

This Lawyer will forever be the dude who sent the file that doomed his client

[tobiasskene]

Imagine hiring this lawyer, I’d want a refund. The judge trying not to laugh is priceless

[englishish]

As someone with absolutely zero formal experience with law, this motion sounds essentially like "due to my failure to properly do my job as a lawyer, this should be a mistrial". Can anyone with a legal background let me know whether or not this is accurate?

[PronatorTendon]

It must be difficult to sit through such an eviscerating deconstruction of your legal practice

[Elegant_Sausage]

Any lawyer that messes up this badly needs to be reviewed. Doesn't matter which side they are on. It's a level of incompetence that should be penalized.

[gurkagurkadurka]

Isn't that a lot like asking for a mistrial because you accidentally admitted to a crime you committed?

[DaRadicalCavy]

God that lawyer wining and the end just throwing out dying pleas to limit damage is just pathetic. Been in a lot of courtrooms and not once seen such an awful legal arguments

[donstack]

“What is this, like the 17th time you’ve asked for a mistrial?” Love it. As a lawyer, I can tell you that you only ask for a mistrial when you know you’re in big big trouble

[Lokahi-fo-life]

You know the plaintiff’s attorneys did their homework before they introduced it into evidence.

[MrMvidz]

Jones lawyer should be embarrassed, making that mistake and then failing to do anything about it within 10 days. A bit rich to ask for a mistrial when you are the culprit.

[atheosaurus]

Hands down, the last 30 seconds are the best! 😂 📸