Hey Guys,
Let's get a couple of things straight:
1) What kind of person would I be if I came on this site and did NOT talk about my work? Any case that is currently still in court is not one in which I could discuss
entirely too much but there is still much to be discussed. The recent photo I posted is of a FORMER client who has long been sentenced. I also never said he was guilty.
I merely stated what he himself stated in his plea to the Court.
Some of you have questions. Some of you raise very interesting points. Should I just ignore that and claim that I am not permitted to talk about it under some false
pretense of Attorney/Client Privilege? Well, I won't do that. Of course, I won't reveal things my clients say in confidence but almost all else is of public record or trial strategy
and can also be for public consumption. How are any of us to learn more about anything if those "behind the rope" don't tell us what this bullshit, world-wide, pussy media is
afraid to report, say or write? You guys ask me anything about my work and if I want to and I am able to answer, I will.
2) Where did the notion of pedophilia come to play? I raised the issue of the case because you seem to have very serious positions on rapists, especially those of children. There
was also an interesting immigration issue here. I was not suggesting that you nor I, nor anyone else espouses pedophilia. Please, we are a bit too far advanced, even on this site,
to make such a stupid claim.
3) I am flattered by the questions as to the portraits. They are, in fact, paintings. No one seems to question the second one which is so obviously a painting as the textures are seen
even through posting them here. The other portrait does seem to impress people, if I say so myself. It took me 3 months of continuous and arduous work. As I mentioned, I left out
the Guggenheim and my water bottle and made my teeth whiter and my ears with a bit more cauliflower. "Artistic License" as Wiggs was so kind to mention. If you like, I will take a closer
picture so you can see the paint texture and strokes but believe me, no real artist is going to want to claim mine for his. But, I thank you guys for the compliments.
4) Lastly, I came here and welcomed this thread and already placed on record, at length, why I do what I do for a living. I am not here to apologize for any of it. Not everyone has to do
what I do for a living nor like it. I can't imagine that ALL of your jobs don't require some fabrication of the truth, have members who are committing corporate and white collar crime,
sink in beauractratic mud and are filled with pricks. The legal profession is not a noble one, not by far. I made my bones, live in my skin and do the best I can. I just hope, God forbid,
should the day come when you or a loved one is falsely charged, you find a lawyer who is comfortable in his own skin too.
Now, let's continue.
Harley
