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Trump barred from having phone over "tendency" to "hold onto" materials
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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How much of the evidence do you think he'll eat or try flushing down the nearest toilet?
That's interesting. Most of the time, lawyers are delighted to have an increase in billable hours. I guess they can't stand to be in the same room with him, either.
Yeah but, typically lawyers actually get paid for those hours.
Oh, excellent point!
SNAP!
I’m betting he won’t be able to follow this rule personally. A month tops before there’s a claim he’s using his phone while looking at the stuff.
I give it a week before he posts a picture of the evidence on his little social media site.
It would be like this https://youtu.be/FbGAaEnecfU
he’ll try pulling out some old-timey camera instead.
“the judge said no electronics!"
stuff 'em inside his ill-fitting adult diapers.....
Probably at least a few pages before maybe rubbing two brains cells together hard enough to remember that the prosecution still has everything.