My office was subpoenaed by some defendant as a third party to provide records we can't legally produce. I file a motion to quash that explains exactly what we need in order to produce the records - an order of the court . Nothing happens in the case for three weeks. I call the JA up, she, with not an ounce of courtesy or warmth, says I need to file it again, along with a proposed order. I'm fine with a party to the case having to do the judge's job for him and write a proposed order.
But a third-party? I know nothing about the case. As a state lawyer, I'm paid a salary, a shitty one at that, and already work from 7-6 most days (less SF time of course
). In fact, I only responded as a courtesy. I could've just sat on the case and waited for the defendant to file a motion to make the court order us to produce the records. I'll do that in the future.
But a third-party? I know nothing about the case. As a state lawyer, I'm paid a salary, a shitty one at that, and already work from 7-6 most days (less SF time of course
). In fact, I only responded as a courtesy. I could've just sat on the case and waited for the defendant to file a motion to make the court order us to produce the records. I'll do that in the future.
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Dude, you're really pulling this card? You get rich off making people jump through hoops. 
But carry on white knight, I'd hate to keep you from defending child molesters and rapists. ![icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/icon_gu_b_slayer%5B1%5D.gif){kind=icon}
