[Husker] Of liars, cheats and other major college coaches

[Tony Lambert]

I posted similar thoughts last night, but the post didn't come through for 
some reason. Anyway what I said was that the lawyer isn't a very good lawyer 
if he didn't know about the different programs. I had a family member that 
had legal  issues and between the lawyer and the councilor they had all the 
programs covered.



Tony Lambert
-----Original Message----- 
From: Steve Reichenbach
Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2011 9:19 AM
To: mikejaixen at yahoo.com ; nickchevance at gmail.com ; nolan at tssi.com
Cc: husker at tssi.com
Subject: Re: [Husker] Of liars, cheats and other major college coaches

That attorney was more creative getting free publicity than he apparently
was in serving his past clients.  Of course, the circumstances for Cook
were about as mild as could be for leaving the scene --- stopped within
minutes and called 911, no drugs or alcohol, nor criminal record, minor,
appears to be a responsible student with responsible parents, etc.  If
this attorney had similar clients in the past and didn't try for diversion
he "ain't too good of a lawyer" --- maybe he should think about a career
in PR.

> So did the World-Herald... in a big front-page article. Even talked
> to a defense attorney who wishes he would have tried it with his
> clients.

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