<< *_*)==o- OBJECTION 001! Text; un: wrightlawyer4u

[objectionattorney]

I know this is a bit of a chaotic time for us all. With the recent chemical explosion as well as the announcement of suspected terrorists to Olympia I'm sure you're all frantically running about trying to find the few loved ones that you have. But it's during times like this that a network system such as the one we have is the most important.

If any of you are searching for someone and are unable to get in contact with them please leave a post here mentioning that. This way others can keep an eye out for them or they may even be able to contact you themselves in order to tell you they're safe.

Also if providing aid this space could be a used to mention the resources you are able to provide as well as locations that are taking in those that are sick or injured.

Finally, if any of you who happen to be involved with what's going on with the current suspected attack, please feel free to personally contact me or state your case here. Remember, you are not guilty until there is absolute proof of it. If you feel like you've been wrongly accused I will be happy to help.

Comments

[objectionattorney]

[Human cities huh? So whoever he was talking to wasn't human? It was expected of course, suddenly being on another planet and all that. But how cool!]

Well, that's the intended goal at least. We do our best with our words and knowledge to make sure all corners are turned and that all angles are looked at before anyone is punished for any sort of wrongdoing. That way we make sure with as little doubt as possible that the right people are being blamed for the crimes that are committed.

Of course, we also handle casual conflicts between people as well. Professional legal mediators I suppose is the best descriptor.

[circulets]

People do have a tendency to jump to conclusions -
moreso, I'm sure, when a crime is involved. Having a mediator does seem necessary.

At the same time, it does sound as though it's a complicated job.

[objectionattorney]

A career that requires plenty of years of schooling and intense study, most certainly. But in the end I believe it’s worth it. I like to think that I work with a strong belief that everyone has someone on their side to believe them, at least until all evidence proves otherwise and that their is no doubt left.

Did your home have any form of legal system? Obviously lawyers didn’t seem to be a thing, but there were surely rules I’m sure.

[circulets]

I wasn't aware that there were schools that specifically taught someone how to do one specific job. I think that's a good way to look at things, though.

I'm not entirely too familiar with human politics, but I don't believe that we were without something like that, either.

[objectionattorney]

Well at least where I'm from, everyone starts off with the same general education and then as they get older, and realize what type of work they want to apply themselves toward, they start taking courses specialized in that career path.

Ahah, but no worries. Most humans are barely aware of how their legal system works as well, save for the basic structure of it all. I don't expect you to know all the ins and outs of your own.

Do the people your a part of have basic laws?