My boss won his criminal case today. Yippee. He got the person acquitted. Tahniah, Mr. Boss. Mr. Boss told me that among his first cases is a case in which he was defending a 14 y old boy who murdered a 5 y old girl. The boy certainly did it. But he could got acquitted [due to some sort of conspiracy involving an adult], should had Mr. Boss tried, but Mr. Boss did not. This is because he said that he himself has children of his own. What if kejadian yang berlaku pada the girl happen to his daughter?! Being an ethical lawyer, he still defended the boy, but instead of freeing him, he asked for mitigation, and sent the boy to Henry Gurney school for 5 years in hope that the experience would change the boy for the better [which I doubt]. Now, that's a lawyer with conscience.
It's a slip, not a fall
Abraham Lincoln's Tough Diary:
Born into poverty.
(1816) Family forced out of their home.
(1818) Mom died.
(1831) Failed in business.
(1832) Defeated in legislature. Lost job. Could not get into law school.
(1833) Borrowed money from friend. Failed in business again. Spent the next 17 years paying off his debt.
(1834) Elected to legislature.
(1835) Engaged to be married but sweetheart died.
(1836) Nervous break down. Spent 6 months in bed.
(1838) Defeated for speaker.
(1840) Defeated for elector.
(1843) Elected for congress.
(1846) Elected for congress.
(1848) Defeated for congress.
(1849) Rejected for a job as land officer in home senate.
(1855) Defeated for senate.
(1856) Defeated for vice presidential nomination, getting less than 100 votes.
(1858) Defeated for senate.
(1860) Elected President of USA
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