Ed Chernoff Discusses The Representation of Conrad Murray

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  • MissGMissG Posts: 7,403
    To me this interview does not look serious at all. That lawyer looks and talks like a car seller. Nothing to do with Messerau.
  • GraceGrace Posts: 2,864
    To me this interview does not look serious at all. That lawyer looks and talks like a car seller. Nothing to do with Messerau.
    A real PR would not sway the camera around.
    A real PR would not be hand-filmed.
    This looks like a secret camera filming from the inside of a handbag.

    This is using Hitchcock's art of involving a spectator into a scene as if he/she were participating in the movie by enabling him to watch through a keyhole (in doing as if the spectator were not supposed to be where he is lurking).

    HOWEVER, this movie WAS made for the spectators lurking - so - sorry Miranda - it did not work out this time, you forgot to make it blurry to grab our attention.
  • To me this interview does not look serious at all. That lawyer looks and talks like a car seller. Nothing to do with Messerau.
    A real PR would not sway the camera around.
    A real PR would not be hand-filmed.
    This looks like a secret camera filming from the inside of a handbag.

    This is using Hitchcock's art of involving a spectator into a scene as if he/she were participating in the movie by enabling him to watch through a keyhole (in doing as if the spectator were not supposed to be where he is lurking).

    HOWEVER, this movie WAS made for the spectators lurking - so - sorry Miranda - it did not work out this time, you forgot to make it blurry to grab our attention.

    Or.. it is filmed that way to draw our attention, seemingly with success if I may add.
  • SinderellaSinderella Posts: 1,334
    Looking back,the delay was blatently going down..haha
  • keep this in mind Guyz

    We're talking TEXAS lawyer here...
    Not Hollywood.
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    To me this interview does not look serious at all. That lawyer looks and talks like a car seller. Nothing to do with Messerau.

    Gema
    did you miss the part where he said he bought the law books he used to pass the CA Bar off of Craigslist?
    Do you know what Craigslist is?

    Obviously he did not put a lot of money into purchasing law books to get his Bar license in CA.
  • SinderellaSinderella Posts: 1,334
    keep this in mind Guyz

    We're talking TEXAS lawyer here...
    Not Hollywood.
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    To me this interview does not look serious at all. That lawyer looks and talks like a car seller. Nothing to do with Messerau.

    Gema
    did you miss the part where he said he bought the law books he used to pass the CA Bar off of Craigslist?
    Do you know what Craigslist is?

    Obviously he did not put a lot of money into purchasing law books to get his Bar license in CA.


    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA.
    BOGOF on law books,special offer.
    They have murderers on there and everything.
    and I don't mean Conrad I mean actual real ones...craigslist killer..google it.
  • HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA.
    BOGOF on law books,special offer.
    They have murderers on there and everything.
    and I don't mean Conrad I mean actual real ones...craigslist killer..google it.

    No shizba...lol
    I'm well aware of all of that ...I haunt the local one regularly.
    If you want to see some really lame poster's read Rants and Raves
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  • I'm telling you this attorney Ed Chernoff would rather be just practicing in Texas.
    I guess Murray or someone begged him to do this case.
  • SinderellaSinderella Posts: 1,334
    Well there a few possibilities:

    1.Conrad really is broke since his house got repo'd,he has kids everywhere and multiple wives/gfs/exs etc
    2.He is saving his money for the life he will need after this is over,new identities aren't cheap you know...
    3.They have found the most unknown,small time,yet expensive non Hollywood lawyer in existence and ran with it..and upon reflection,it was a bad choice and they should have gone with a Hollywood one.
    4.All of the above are true and they form one major plan which is to hire some small time uknown fool who he can blag he has no money due to all his baby mommas and in reality he has thousands stashed away for new passports and a face transplant.


    I like my odds so Imma go with number 4.
  • 3.They have found the most unknown,small time,yet expensive non Hollywood lawyer in existence and ran with it..and upon reflection,it was a bad choice and they should have gone with a Hollywood one.
    4.All of the above are true and they form one major plan which is to hire some small time uknown fool who he can blag he has no money due to all his baby mommas and in reality he has thousands stashed away for new passports and a face transplant.

    I wouldn't take #3 OR #4 to the bank.

    Sorry Sin but....
    You have NO idea what your running your fingers about that is blatantly obvious.


    His pedigree looks pretty damn good.... Hardly an "unknown".

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    Ed Chernoff is the patriarch of the firm, born in 1962.

    He received his accounting degree from the University of Florida in 1984. After being awarded a scholarship, he attended the University of Houston Law Center. Upon graduation, he was recruited and joined the Harris County District Attorney’s office.

    While at the D.A.’s office, Mr. Chernoff tried 70 jury trials. He lost only one felony trial. Every year he worked as an Assistant DA he led all trial prosecutors in cases tried and won. He left the D.A.’s office in 1991 and began private practice. In 1999, he formed the law firm of Stradley, Chernoff & Alford.

    Mr. Chernoff has tried many high profile cases throughout the United States. He rarely loses. In 1995, Mr. Chernoff was recommended and received the Board Certification in Criminal Law in 1995. He was re-certified in 2000, 2005 and 2010.

    Mr. Chernoff maintains the record for the quickest acquittal in the Southern District of the United States Courts, when a jury acquitted his client after only 15 minutes of deliberations. In one case in Montgomery County, Texas, the jury acquitted a prominent local woman accused of felony theft and the foreman penned a letter on the back of the jury instructions blasting the elected District Attorney for his decision to take the case to trial in the first place. Most recently, in California, Mr. Chernoff represented the Medical Doctor accused of negligently causing the death of pop icon, Michael Jackson.

    Mr. Chernoff usually handles most of the complicated cases in the firm, including Federal fraud indictments and intricate State cases. Despite the existence of thousands of documents, he has the unique ability to break down the most complex financial accusations into their most basic building blocks.


    Mr. Chernoff is happily married with two children. He believes the cornerstone of his practice is the relationship he develops with his clients. Many of his former clients consider him a savior and a friend.
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    * 100% Criminal Offense - State and Federal

    Litigation Percentage:

    * 100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

    Certification/Specialties:

    * Criminal Law, Texas Board Legal Specialization, 1995

    Bar Admissions:

    * Texas, 1987
    * U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas, 1992

    Education:

    * University of Houston Law Center, Houston, Texas, 1987
    J.D.
    * University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 1984
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    Past Employment Positions:

    * Harris County District Attorney, Assistant D.A., 1987 - 1991

    Languages:

    * English
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    The Houston, Texas criminal defense law firm of Stradley, Chernoff & Alford, represents people who have been accused of a state or federal crime anywhere in Texas, including in communities such as League City, Angleton, Pearland, Alvin, Clear Lake, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Baytown, Pasadena, Memorial, Spring Branch, River Oaks, West University, and Bellaire.

    Houston County • Galveston County • Fort Bend County • Montgomery County • Brazoria County • Harris County

    I know a little bit about trial attorney's my father was one for many years.
    in the State of Texas.
    This guy is legit no game/script playing or whatever here.
  • SinderellaSinderella Posts: 1,334
    Sorry Sin but....
    You have NO idea what your running your fingers about that is blatantly obvious.

    His pedigree looks pretty damn good.... Hardly an "unknown"




    Excuse me,there is no need to be rude.I wasn't being serious.
    I spent the entire 6days of the prelim watching,reading,sorting,and re writing it out,I have an excellent grasp on what my fingers are running thank you.

    If you look back at the previous comments you will see they were also sarcastic,funny and generally taking the piss.
  • Sorry if I came off as rude....I was not trying to be.
    Just stating the facts.

    I think we both have a sarcastic personality by nature...and apparently do not 'get' each other sometimes. LoL

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  • IntegrityIntegrity Posts: 449
    And the circus show continues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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