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Legal Briefs on September 26, 2018

Legal Briefs on September 26, 2018

Here is the link to the show Legal Briefs if you didn’t get a chance to hear it.

  • Question: Bill Cosby was sentenced 3 to 10 years. What is your take on this, do you think it is enough sentence?

    Answer: Bill Cosby will most likely serve 3 years and probation.


  • Question: According to the law, the jurors can only consider the sentence per this one case. They could not base it on knowing there were others.

    Answer: The judge may have been concerned about his own public perception. In my opinion he should have sentenced Bill Cosby to the full 10 years.


  • Question: A former Facebook employee suing the social media giant saying that they didn’t create a safe work place because of the unbelievable volume of images and stuff she had to go through every day. What do you see regarding this lawsuit?

    Answer: She accepted the job, knew what her responsibilities were and if she was uncomfortable, then she should have brought it up to her manager. She might have a workers’ comp. claim if she was affected on the job. However, suing Facebook outside of a workers’ comp. claim, might not be successful.


  • Question: Republicans are choosing a female prosecutor to question Dr. Christine Blasey Ford on Thursday at the Senate hearing. What are your thoughts on this?

    Answer:  All of this is just for show. It’s a he said she said scenario.

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Jeffrey Kaufman can be found on Justia Lawyers and HG.org

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