- Dołączono
- 13 Lip 2017
On the one hand, I disagree with Phil that you can't be a streamer and a lawyer at the same time. There are plenty of examples of that. Such as Sean.Video of DSP's take on Nick (and YouTube lawyers in general) for interested parties:
DSP on Nick Rekieta.mp4
On the other hand, he's 100% right about Nick.
It's difficult to fault his argument much. He's more right than wrong.
Maybe it's just me, but I'm not even inclined to count the traffic ticket as Nick practicing law. Certainly not based on how it went down. His name was on the record as April's attorney and... well.. I think that's it as far as anybody can tell. Isn't it? I don't think he did shit. He even managed to commit an ethics violation apparently by not doing shit.Somebody actually superchatting DSP over and over trying to stick up for Nick being a lawyer, despite having only taken ONE case in years, it's for a minor traffic ticket, and he fucked that up.
If Nick or any of his remaining fans ever tries to use April's case as an example of him practicing law, that's just sad. This is more the type of thing he and the noseguards would probably want to memory hole.