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Its Official: Jack Thompson Has Been Disbarred (legal documents reflect it now)

October 29, 2008 in News comments 16

tekmosis is going to kill me for posting another article about our friend Jack, but word has it that he has finally been officially disbarred.

All of the paperwork has gone through, and effective this week all of the records show that he can no longer practice law in the state of Florida.

Deathsythe via gamepolitics.com »
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  • 0
    PacoDG Oct 29, 08
    Even after he is fired gamers keep giving him press
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    Revenger of Wastelan Oct 29, 08
    Final justice was made. Farewell, Jackass.
  • 1
    FinalFantasyFanaticc Oct 29, 08
    Gah, jack thompson articles are getting really annoying now >_
    • 4
      Seproth Oct 29, 08
      I'm sorry, I was under the impression you clicked on this article to get here.
  • 1
    huntyr Oct 29, 08
    bye Jack... good luck in your future on fox tv
  • 0
    NoVa Wolfy Oct 29, 08
    http://www.purepwnage.com/shorts/reality_vs_fantasy.html

    finaly reality.
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    Final Blade Oct 30, 08
    "Not eligible to practice law in Florida"? Whats stopping him from practicing in another state?
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      Salvador_Dog Oct 30, 08
      this disbarment. after a state has disbarred you, its extremely hard to work in the same practice for another state, when they can easily pull up your file and immediately see giant red letters at the top with your name right underneath
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        Final Blade Oct 30, 08
        I know its extremely hard, but still at the very least there's a shot.

        But Deathsythe answer my question very well.
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    huntyr Oct 30, 08
    Well, he would have to pass that state's bar exam and I'm sure they check to see if the person is disbarred in another state before giving him a license
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      Deathsythe Oct 30, 08
      Indeed, It would be at the discretion of a judiciary oversight committee of sorts - and being disbarred, especially to the extent that he was, usually doesn't go over well.

      This also means he is disbarred in any states that had reciprocity policies with Florida too, and the chances of him getting a new license there are null.

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    Fourth Dimension Oct 30, 08
    I don't really think it makes a difference, it isn't going to silence him.
    • 0
      Chiggins* Oct 30, 08
      It wont silence him, true, but he wont be able to legally do anything against video games.
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    Existence Oct 30, 08
    Good. Atleast now there won't be any more lawsuits against R*. (uness its from the MADD or some other do-gooder organization.
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    black doom Oct 30, 08
    He is probably going to think of himself as a martyr now...
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    streetcarp81 Oct 30, 08
    it would not matter if he passed another bar exam, that is not even in the process for him to legally practice law again. once you are convicted of a crime or if you are a morally inept person and so on, the bar association does not have to grant you acceptance, and there for you cannot practice law. And worst of all is someone that is disbarred, that means you will never practice law in this country again. that is worse than testing positive for super aids!

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