It looks like Just Peachy has been removed from Blogger. I guess Peachy just didn't want to deal with all the crap that comes with running a blog and dealing with backlash from her posts. I can't say I blame her.
She was pretty new to our blawging thing and seemed pretty new to PD work. I also know she ruffled quite a few feathers about some posts on clients and the styles/techniques of other defense attorney's, which even some people in my office commented about.
I'm not here to say she was right or wrong but I am wishing she stuck it out with the blawg for a bit longer. I'm sure she is going to grow as an attorney as time passes, and hopefully someone, maybe a True Believer, will take her under their wing before she is as jaded as most opposing counsel...I wish you the best Peachy wherever you are.
I case you never read her blog, you can read excerpts from her blog over at Public Defender Stuff to see her posts and decide for yourself.
Note: Just for the record, I'm not a huge fan of James Woods. I think he's a pompous prick and the king of overacting. True Believer's only saving grace is Robert Downey, Jr.
Thank you very much, my name is Sancho Ebert.
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That *is* sad. I was really enjoying her blog but then it went silent for so long. I just figured she was busy. Somehow I missed the fact that she was causing a big controversey. Maybe that's why I liked her blog so much -- it seemed so candid and I know that's hard to do in this line of work.
Maybe she'll pop back up in a year or two to try again...
You have no idea how nice it was to go online this morning and see these posts. I'd spent the weekend in a rage-induced haze, even spent a good amount of time fearing for my job. (And I admit, that last bit hasn't really gone away yet.) I made my morning rounds today for the first time since Friday and was happy to see people say nice things.
I'm sad to have dropped the blog, but no I didn't want to have to deal with the small group of people who had made a decision to hunt me down and have my head. And I was starting to feel like maybe it wasn't the best idea. Anyway, I'll still be around and reading. Thanks again.
Well, can you hug a client? I've wondered that, too.
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