Most law firms avoid posting jobs on Indeed or LinkedIn due to high costs. Instead, they publish them on their own websites, bar association pages, and niche legal boards. LawCrossing finds these hidden jobs, giving you access to exclusive opportunities.
Sign up now!
07/02/08
Rice was arrested for investigation of misdemeanor driving under the influence on June 29th of this year. Presumably, that investigation will be over quickly, moving to misdemeanor driving under the influence, for sure.
Rice, 74, drove her Cadillac into a convenience store on Sunday, June 29th. She drove right through two glass panels, in fact, and plowed halfway through the store without injuring anyone.
Once the car came to a stop, Rice calmly got out, went over to the refrigerated section, grabbed a six-pack of beer, and then tried to pay for it. For some reason, the cashier declined the payment and called police instead. The police then arrested her.
So, our defense attorney has a hard task here — how can you come up with a reasonable explanation for this one that doesn't involve some sort of driving under the influence? Of course, the "mentally incompetent" defense might fly, but then again she was driving incompetently, so she'll still be in trouble…. Not a winning argument.
My advice? A plea deal — it's the best that you'll get!
Gain an advantage in your legal job search. LawCrossing uncovers hidden positions that firms post on their own websites and industry-specific job boards—jobs that never appear on Indeed or LinkedIn. Don't miss out.
Sign up now!
What do you think about this article? Rate it using the stars above and let us know what you think in the comments below.
