Let’s hope every single one of them is out of a job in the next month or so. Seeing lawyers at this makes us think that some law schools in the states definately need to beef up their civics and constitution modules.
Law & Crime report
Thoughts are on the possible ramifications for Trump supporters involved in storming the Capitol Building on Wednesday have been expressed at length. Now an insurance company has announced that they no longer employ an attorney who was at the scene.
Goosehead Insurance kept it very vague. They did not clarify how, when, and why Paul Davis left the company, but this Thursday tweet comes the day after their-now former employee was at the Capitol Building, in his self-described attempt to get public officials to “audit” the vote of the 2020 presidential election. He said he was tear-gassed by police, but claimed he didn’t actually “storm” the Capitol.
“We’re all trying to get into the capitol to stop this,” he said, the day Congress began certifying the Electoral College votes and Joe Biden’s win. “And this is what’s happening. They’re tear-gassing us, and this is not acceptable–not acceptable. People are not going to stand for this.”
Trump supporters went to the Capitol, and a number of them caused chaos by breaking into the building. As indicated in his Instagram and Parler accounts, Davis is a proponent of President Donald Trump’s completely baseless conspiracy theories that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
The State Bar of Texas names a Paul MacNeal Davis as a licensed lawyer. As of Thursday afternoon, this Texas Bar profile uses the same picture as one that appears on the Parler account. The state bar notes no disciplinary history.
As we just mentioned, it is clear that Davis said, “We’re all trying to get into the capitol to stop this.” Stated intention is one thing. Execution is another. It is not shown if he ever stepped foot inside, or did anything like others did by steamrolling law enforcement and breaking their way into the building.
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Attorney Who Was at Storming of Capitol Building Is ‘No Longer Employed’ by Insurance Company
