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Seeing as you know your way around a court room, I would think that you would be aware that telling someone to go speak to your lawyer is useless because they can't tell you anything anyway. It is the same as when you tell people to go to city hall and ask about YOUR taxes. Funny thing, they don't give out that type of information. Everything for public consumption is online. But you already knew that, didn't you? So it is a ridiculous thing to say in the first place.