⚖️📝 Lawyer Reaction: Analyzing Chille DeCastro’s Opening Brief on Appeal



⚖️📝 Lawyer Reaction: Analyzing Chille DeCastro’s Opening Brief on Appeal

Seminal Case: “The court first addressed the question of whether Glik’s First Amendment rights had been violated. It noted that ”we have previously recognized that the videotaping of public officials is an exercise of First Amendment liberties”‘ … “The court noted that this was not limited to reporters and journalists, but a right of all citizens, subject to reasonable limitations of time, place and manner. The First Circuit concluded that in the current case, none of those limitations applied.”
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Glik_v._Cunniffe#:~:text=Glik%20v.%20Cunniffe%2C%20655%20F.3d%2078%20is%20a,violation%20violated%20his%20First%20and%20Fourth%20Amendment%20rights.

In this captivating episode of Lawyer Reaction, we delve into the legal intricacies of Chille DeCastro’s opening brief on appeal, exploring the arguments, strategies, and potential outcomes of this critical phase in the appellate process. Join us as we dissect the appellate brief and provide expert analysis on the issues at hand!

📜 The Appeal Process: Gain insights into the appellate process as we navigate through Chille DeCastro’s efforts to challenge a previous legal decision. From procedural requirements to substantive arguments, we unravel the complexities of appellate advocacy and the quest for justice.

💼 Legal Strategy: Explore the legal strategies employed by Chille DeCastro’s legal team as they craft their opening brief on appeal. We analyze the persuasive techniques, case law citations, and legal theories presented in the brief, shedding light on the tactics used to sway appellate judges.

🔍 Case Law Analysis: Delve into the precedent-setting cases cited in Chille DeCastro’s opening brief, examining their relevance to the issues raised on appeal. From constitutional principles to statutory interpretation, we explore how case law shapes the arguments presented before the appellate court.

🤔 Potential Outcomes: Speculate on the potential outcomes of Chille DeCastro’s appeal as we consider the strengths and weaknesses of the arguments advanced in the opening brief. From reversal to affirmance, we discuss the range of possibilities and their implications for the parties involved.

💬 Join the Discussion: Have questions or insights to share? We invite you to engage with us in the comments section below. Your perspectives enrich our understanding and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on appellate advocacy and legal strategy.

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46 thoughts on “⚖️📝 Lawyer Reaction: Analyzing Chille DeCastro’s Opening Brief on Appeal”

  1. I don't really care for Chillie. However, I don't think that he's gotten a fair deal. Yes, Chillie shouldn't have called the bailiff a pig in the courtroom. But this judge has taken his case to a whole another level. He's being made an example. I hope he gets a good lawyer to save his butt. It's just wrong what is happening to Chillie.

  2. 21 foot rule is a defensive standard for high risk personnel, ie. Soldiers, Marines, Special Forces ect. You need to make a good faith effort to avert death, at times, by warning shots, yelling, commands. You could warning shoot. You have to supersede level of force. 21 feet can be deadly from knives. An attacker might beat a weapon draw. You have to consider all of this when “operating.” I believe the 21’ rule does not apply to cops. Former fed.

  3. You can't say that Chile didn't push it too far. He climbed aboard the auditor train to make a living. He just went too far. If he didn't get arrested, he would have led others to be.

  4. You’re a kind man thank you for all you did and are doing for 🌶️!🎯🎯🎯🫵🏻 you had some really good points, but I’m gonna say this should’ve never even went to a kangaroo court much less a normal court! all it was was some people got their little butts chapped and their ego got smacked

  5. All I can say is money, talks, and bullshit walks so corporations yes will be a big benefit not the right benefit but a big one. I am no scholar I just see it as it as it is! Can’t ask for another judge at least one time!

  6. Thank you for representing a citizen that I consider a constitutional hero! Chili. absolutely helps others to see the direction our country is going…..and it's not good. Way too many are compromised that were meant to serve us. Money going into pockets from corporations and rich contributers is to blame. The corporate lobby should be stopped cold. I believe that judge has been compromised in this way. I think we would be smart to vote her out asap. Vegas doesnt need judges who serve only their biggest contributetd. It is unconstitutional and makes people lose faith in their leaders.

  7. He was arrested because I believe to make an example of him. The cops know exactly who Chille is and I believe they want to shut him down. If this holds people will think twice before they film any law enforcement officers!

  8. How a guy gets months in jail for basically nothing in Nevada doesn't surprise me. And you can believe that the judge gave him that sentence was because she checked out his YouTube page and probably some cops told her to 'teach him a lesson'. Ive seen people do less time for felonies like assault, spousal abuse or drug possession. And so let's say Chili wins on appeal, he can't get back the days he spent in jail. What's he going to win? Make the judge admit she was wrong? That'll never happen. I saw a comment a couple days ago that SCOTUS would hear Chilli's case. I said there was no way SCOTUS would hear it because he wasn't a rich MAGA Republican or a woman seeking an abortion. That comment got me banned for 24 hours for violating the policies YouTube.

  9. I'm a firm believer in our 1st and 2nd Amendment rights. Chille wants to push cops, and call them names, only to see what they will do. He always challenges the cops to wrestle on a mat somewhere or tells them he could easily dump them. The only thing is, he's backed out of fights more than once. I know he won't ever be a lawyer, he's not a Constitutional Scholar as he admitted on the stand. He said someone once called him a Constitutional Law Scholar and kept it as a moniker. People like Chille will get every state to have a 30-foot law, I believe Florida just got a 25-foot law. Keep pushing it.

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