[UA] Occult Hoaxes (old thread with multiple titles--you all know what I'm talking about)
Timothy Ferguson
ferguson at beyond.net.au
Thu May 10 18:02:52 PDT 2001
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ysidro" <ysidro at bellatlantic.net>
> It is possible to get pro bono legal advice, but I don't think a lawyer
> can just give it out to anyone (then again, I just stumbled across a
> website for free legal advice for matters in the states of New York and
> New Jersey. With plenty of stipulations of course.)
Queensland's Bar association is even more conservative than in other places.
Scary - especially given that most of our top politicians are members of the
Bar. (and are thus probably Templars...scary, scary.).
> The more I look online, the more I find references to "free legal
> advice" in the US, the UK, and Australia. Most of it is charity work,
> but there are a few places like the one I mentioned above.
We also have Legal Aid and they can give you advice for free -because- the
government pays the set rate on your behalf. So someone pays. There is
some charity work, too.
> Anyway, free legal advice is important in any free country. How are you
> supposed to understand your legal rights?
You aren't. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, and criminals on minor
crimes are lucrative sources of income through fines. 8)
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