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"Good news for free speech advocates. A judge in the Alabama court case is deciding on whether or not to revoke Jack Thompson's license to practice law as well as removed him from the case. The court case as you might remember is for the killing of two police officers and a dispatcher who were murdered by 18 year old Devin Moore. The lawsuit is against: Sony, Take-Two, Rockstar, Wal-Mart and GameStop in which Thompson claims that Grand Theft Auto trained Moore to become a killer."
When Judge Moore asked Thompson to justify some of the statements made in his press releases, he replied: "I'm not pretending I'm not a nice guy. I'm not pretending I don't have a temper."
"Why did you do this?" Moore asked Thompson, pointing to a huge stack of press releases and letters submitted by Blank Rome as evidence of Thompson's legal violations.
"You said after the criminal trial to 'have at it'," Thompson said. The judge had imposed a gag order on lawyers until Devin Moore's trial was over.
"Your 'have at it' and my 'have at it' are not the same," the judge replied
update: Jack has withdrawn from the case before he could be removed
"The other side wants to make me the issue," he told GP. "The important thing is that the clients be served."
the judge is still ruling on whether he should be disbarred
/me crosses fingers
When Judge Moore asked Thompson to justify some of the statements made in his press releases, he replied: "I'm not pretending I'm not a nice guy. I'm not pretending I don't have a temper."
"Why did you do this?" Moore asked Thompson, pointing to a huge stack of press releases and letters submitted by Blank Rome as evidence of Thompson's legal violations.
"You said after the criminal trial to 'have at it'," Thompson said. The judge had imposed a gag order on lawyers until Devin Moore's trial was over.
"Your 'have at it' and my 'have at it' are not the same," the judge replied
update: Jack has withdrawn from the case before he could be removed
"The other side wants to make me the issue," he told GP. "The important thing is that the clients be served."
the judge is still ruling on whether he should be disbarred
/me crosses fingers