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Re: I think the problem is NOT Fieger.

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Gina

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Date Posted: 01/30/05 11:56am
In reply to: DivaFonda 's message, "I think the problem is NOT Fieger." on 01/30/05 12:22am

I think Geoff scares the hell out of most people he comes up against (like the other attorneys). I do believe sometimes he could reign it in a little more. Also it seems he has a naturally loud voice in the courtroom, which is a good thing. Nothing IMO more annoying than not being able to hear what's being said.

In the video, the judge called him a bully, obnoxious, loud and unprofessional. How professional is that?

In the J.Jones trial I heard one of the talking heads say he was getting the "home boy" treatment. IOW he was getting preferential treatment from the judge. Maybe that's true because it certainly seemed that in the Panitz trial and now in this one that the home team got a definite advantage.

And it's true I think...he comes flying into town on his white charger and just bowls people over. The opposing attorney called him a coward for not taking the stand and testifying that he had "threatened" him and his client. Bullhockey! That attorney is probably dancing a jig because he got rid of him.

At first I was disappointed that he acted out and had to leave; but on second thought I've decided he was pushed out.

Geoff is bigger than life and a BIG prize for some prissy little attorney who wants to take him down. I wish you all could have seen him in his interview afterwards. He's still smiling.

Go Geoffrey!!

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: I think the problem is NOT Fieger.	Chris	01/30/05 12:21pm
He's being himself, take it or leave it. -- DivaFonda, 01/30/05 2:32pm
I saw what I could.	DivaFonda	01/30/05 2:13pm
Re: I saw what I could. -- Gina, 01/30/05 9:58pm Should have been AND. -- DivaFonda, 01/30/05 10:40pm