“You can’t pull people over on a hunch.” True enough. You also can’t lawfully commit assault & battery upon a police officer either. What an asinine commercial.
37 short years between Bates v. State Bar of Arizona, 433 U.S. 350 (1977) and the Texas Law Hawk.
and here is Justice Powell’s rather tame dissent in Bates:
One unfortunate result of today’s decision is that lawyers may feel free to use a wide variety of adjectives — such as ‘fair,’ ‘moderate,’ ‘low-cost,’ or ‘lowest in town’ — to describe the bargain they offer to the public.”
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“You can’t pull people over on a hunch.” True enough. You also can’t lawfully commit assault & battery upon a police officer either. What an asinine commercial.
37 short years between Bates v. State Bar of Arizona, 433 U.S. 350 (1977) and the Texas Law Hawk.
and here is Justice Powell’s rather tame dissent in Bates:
One unfortunate result of today’s decision is that lawyers may feel free to use a wide variety of adjectives — such as ‘fair,’ ‘moderate,’ ‘low-cost,’ or ‘lowest in town’ — to describe the bargain they offer to the public.”