Judge shocked at biker's bridge stunt - The Mormon's Bridge Video

**The Stranger:Me** · 15th February 2010, 18:04

Originally Posted by nodrog

fuck, bling has power? wow, go planet!

p.s. you can roll over my humps anytime Jono.

He just want's to roll over Stirts humps.

**STJim** · 15th February 2010, 18:09

Originally Posted by Ronin

Perhaps he is laughing all the way to the legal aid trough instead.

Mate I wish Unfortunately Carver does't qualify for aid firstly he earns too much and secondly the offence is't sufficently serious to warrent a grant of aid. Caver for better for worse is part of our Kiwi biker community in Hamilton that coupled with the "Notoriety" make it worth while having him as a "pro bona" client. I have had publicity that "Money can't buy"
I must confes that i am a little sentistive. We do that best for our clients whether paid or not . I do not appreciate being called a "cock" by those who think they know but don't. Nor do I appreciate the suggestion that everthing we do ias lawyers is "for money"
As I have said earlier when this matter is disposed I have Carver's permission to post a full report including the outcome and the thinking that went into hows and whys of our approach in this matter.

**FJRider** · 15th February 2010, 18:22

Originally Posted by Squiggles

The internet is full of harmless stunts epically failing.

But the entertainment value for those "epic" failures .... "priceless" ..... (almost ... worth the effort of failing)

**GOONR** · 15th February 2010, 18:23

Originally Posted by STJim

....... We do that best for our client wheter paid or not and I do appreciate being called a "cock" ......

I would go back and correct that if I were you.

**STJim** · 15th February 2010, 18:25

Originally Posted by GOONR

I would go back and correct that if I were you.

Thanks have done

**red mermaid** · 15th February 2010, 19:17

So if your client earns to much for legal aid, how come he didn't go about this stunt in the proper fashion by doing some correct planning?

He claims that he didn't have the money!

You two better start getting your stories straight before you stand in front of the Judge and say, "Sir, my instructions are...."

Originally Posted by STJim

Mate I wish Unfortunately Carver does't qualify for aid firstly he earns too much and secondly the offence is't sufficently serious to warrent a grant of aid. Caver for better for worse is part of our Kiwi biker community in Hamilton that coupled with the "Notoriety" make it worth while having him as a "pro bona" client. I have had publicity that "Money can't buy"
I must confes that i am a little sentistive. We do that best for our clients whether paid or not . I do not appreciate being called a "cock" by those who think they know but don't. Nor do I appreciate the suggestion that everthing we do ias lawyers is "for money"
As I have said earlier when this matter is disposed I have Carver's permission to post a full report including the outcome and the thinking that went into hows and whys of our approach in this matter.

**Maha** · 15th February 2010, 19:33

Originally Posted by carver

nah, my lawyer is a good man, and there is no poiint in slandering him

If he gets you off with time served and two weeks at Mummy's then you will probably want to slander some other point at him, yes?

**STJim** · 15th February 2010, 19:51

[QUOTE=red mermaid;1129650410

You two better start getting your stories straight before you stand in front of the Judge and say, "Sir, my instructions are...."[/QUOTE

Any more helpful suggestions??

**Usarka** · 15th February 2010, 19:59

Originally Posted by STJim

Any more helpful suggestions??

Get a real job?

**jahrasti** · 15th February 2010, 20:10

[QUOTE=STJim;1129650290] Nor do I appreciate the suggestion that everthing we do ias lawyers is "for money"
QUOTE]

Haha this is the quote of the centry. I could sit here and rattle off a list of YOUR collegues that do it for the money and nothing else.

**Maha** · 15th February 2010, 20:22

[/QUOTE]Any more helpful suggestions??[/QUOTE]

Perhaps just the one.

Taking into consideration that Carver is guilty as charged, why dont you cut him loose and not take any more of his money?
Surely the only ''help'' you can be at this late stage is at best a character witness?

**The Stranger:Me** · 15th February 2010, 20:50

Originally Posted by Maha

Taking into consideration that Carver is guilty as charged, why dont you cut him loose and not take any more of his money?

Ah a suggestion for you. Perhaps read post 110.

**The Stranger:Me** · 15th February 2010, 20:54

Originally Posted by STJim

Mate I wish Unfortunately Carver does't qualify for aid firstly he earns too much and secondly the offence is't sufficently serious to warrent a grant of aid. Caver for better for worse is part of our Kiwi biker community in Hamilton that coupled with the "Notoriety" make it worth while having him as a "pro bona" client. I have had publicity that "Money can't buy"
I must confes that i am a little sentistive. We do that best for our clients whether paid or not . I do not appreciate being called a "cock" by those who think they know but don't. Nor do I appreciate the suggestion that everthing we do ias lawyers is "for money"
As I have said earlier when this matter is disposed I have Carver's permission to post a full report including the outcome and the thinking that went into hows and whys of our approach in this matter.

Welcome to the real world where no good deed shall go unpunished.
Still, at least you aren't being accused of doing it in exchange for sexual favours - yet, but it's sure to come.

**TerminalAddict** · 15th February 2010, 20:56

Originally Posted by STJim

Mate I wish Unfortunately Carver does't qualify for aid firstly he earns too much and secondly the offence is't sufficently serious to warrent a grant of aid. Caver for better for worse is part of our Kiwi biker community in Hamilton that coupled with the "Notoriety" make it worth while having him as a "pro bona" client. I have had publicity that "Money can't buy"
I must confes that i am a little sentistive. We do that best for our clients whether paid or not . I do not appreciate being called a "cock" by those who think they know but don't. Nor do I appreciate the suggestion that everthing we do ias lawyers is "for money"
As I have said earlier when this matter is disposed I have Carver's permission to post a full report including the outcome and the thinking that went into hows and whys of our approach in this matter.

meh . .those of us who have met you in person have differing opinions to those held by the "norm" on kiwibiker.

You're alright mate

having thy name in the paper is not all it's cracked up to be tho eh