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- Deputy public defenders challenge Sciscento for LV Justice Court seat. [Nevada Current]
2024 Judicial Election #4
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This just in:
Rob Telles is changing his name to Aaron Brado, claiming that he’s been getting “pushback working as a defendant” and “felt like starting over, and not having information readily available that I was an accused murderer would instill more confidence in the jury and provide me an opportunity to get to know people and have them assess me for who I am, and not as a label.”
(h/t Dana)
I am embarrassed to say that I did not get this post the first two times I read it. Bravo!
Schatzle has a 29th floor home at Panorama Towers and Letizia on her team. Too much baggage to even consider going up against Sciscento. Letizia you picked a horse with a bad hoof in this race.
She has an interest in a number of properties.
https://lawblog.law/2024-judicial-election-3/#comment-85456
https://form.jotform.com/240752502995158
An unsigned coalition does not inspire any more confidence than the horse puckey peddled by Schatzle. For once, I would like a candidate who says I am a good candidate for judge because I do not claim to be perfect. I have seen the courtroom from both sides. You don’t have to dig up dirt on me because here is my dirt.
There’s something very troubling about a candidate for judicial office who claims to have “won” a lawsuit when, according to the Nevada Current article, judgement was entered in favor of the candidate’s opponents.
What kind of jurist would such a candidate make? Humility, self-reflection, and the ability to recognize and correct one’s own shortcomings and mistakes may not be the best selling points in winning an election, but IMO are important qualities in a jurist.
The judgment order is linked in my story. You can see for yourself!
Ok
Joe Bravo. Bravo Tickets. Same address. https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/familiar-faces-show-up-in-hoa-probe/amp/
Does anyone know if the Las Vegas Review Journal is still doing the survey of attorneys on how well judges are rated by the attorneys that present in their courts?