CalRipkenForCommish

I followed the trial fairly closely, but by no means would I consider myself well versed on every word in the testimonies of those who appeared in court. What do you think were the key facts on which the jury relied to find him guilty of both murder charges? What was (or were) considered the motive(s)?

She’s simply reporting what she saw and heard in the courtroom. There’s always interest in these types of cases. Maybe it’s not of interest to you, and you’re certainly entitled to an opinion, but your question comes off as inane, given the context in which you phrased it.

I’m curious to hear her answer, but not as much as how you considered it important enough (and not a waste of your time) to type out an inane question.

Hello, attorney Wong, and thank you for doing this AMA. What would you recommend for a college student who is in interested in immigration law for internships? Specifically, should one focus in a particular area, or focus on some type of federal internship? Lastly, What could one expect as a viable income for an immigration attorney?

Thank you for doing this AMA, Dr Schleien. Glad to hear you are on the mend. Thank you for your service. I understand if you aren’t comfortable answering this, but I’m wondering what you have heard about the progression of the virus to rural areas and, in light of the protests in some more rural states, how you believe the virus will affect those areas now that some people are doing the opposite of social distancing?