Maybe crime does pay.
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Yes at age 20-30. Currently , no.
But rumpole, in your entire traffic ticket defense career you wont come close to that money. heck, not even in your fantasy of being a real lawyer trying cases and practicing in federal court, would you make that much money
He didn't even do 40 months in prison. He did 31 months prison time of a 40 month sentence and is now doing 4 months of house arrest. And then he'll be set for life. Not too shabby.
However much I've made- and it's plenty, I know this: It's more than you. You can't even scrape together 20K for a simple bet and the moment you're waiting for: A chance to meet me- your hero. Punk.
A big NO.
Of I would! I went to work for a litigation firm straight of law school. Isn't that the same thing, just for less money?
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