Harmeet Dhillon

And so, you know, we're not making some mistakes that some people who are, you know, simply defense lawyers might have made. I have a plaintiff's lawyer mentality. And so, you know, I think what would I do if I were the other side? And, you know, so I think about that. So, you know, we're giving people clear direction and opportunities.

And if they don't want to take those opportunities and they want to be in resistance mode, this is not the place for them. And so, you know, there are career paths elsewhere and many people have chosen to take that. Some of them regretted it. Some of them tried to come back.

And if they don't want to take those opportunities and they want to be in resistance mode, this is not the place for them. And so, you know, there are career paths elsewhere and many people have chosen to take that. Some of them regretted it. Some of them tried to come back.

And if they don't want to take those opportunities and they want to be in resistance mode, this is not the place for them. And so, you know, there are career paths elsewhere and many people have chosen to take that. Some of them regretted it. Some of them tried to come back.

I think it is best that people who have passions to do something that's opposite of what the president's current agenda is should do that elsewhere. Not on the taxpayer dollar. Just my personal perspective. Yeah.

I think it is best that people who have passions to do something that's opposite of what the president's current agenda is should do that elsewhere. Not on the taxpayer dollar. Just my personal perspective. Yeah.

I think it is best that people who have passions to do something that's opposite of what the president's current agenda is should do that elsewhere. Not on the taxpayer dollar. Just my personal perspective. Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely. So the consent decree trend kind of dates back to the Rodney King riots. And, you know, there's terrible rioting in Los Angeles. 92-ish? Yeah, about 33 years ago. Yeah, I was in law school at the time. And, you know, the police got blamed for, I think, some fairly rotten cultural trends in our society. The police got blamed trying to control that riot.

Yeah, absolutely. So the consent decree trend kind of dates back to the Rodney King riots. And, you know, there's terrible rioting in Los Angeles. 92-ish? Yeah, about 33 years ago. Yeah, I was in law school at the time. And, you know, the police got blamed for, I think, some fairly rotten cultural trends in our society. The police got blamed trying to control that riot.

Yeah, absolutely. So the consent decree trend kind of dates back to the Rodney King riots. And, you know, there's terrible rioting in Los Angeles. 92-ish? Yeah, about 33 years ago. Yeah, I was in law school at the time. And, you know, the police got blamed for, I think, some fairly rotten cultural trends in our society. The police got blamed trying to control that riot.

I mean, you have people like Maxine Waters. Yeah. you know, egging on the crowd and feeding the flames. And somehow the police got left holding the bag. And so what happened was the Department of Justice, of course, California as well, but the Department of Justice opened up investigations into police practices.

I mean, you have people like Maxine Waters. Yeah. you know, egging on the crowd and feeding the flames. And somehow the police got left holding the bag. And so what happened was the Department of Justice, of course, California as well, but the Department of Justice opened up investigations into police practices.

I mean, you have people like Maxine Waters. Yeah. you know, egging on the crowd and feeding the flames. And somehow the police got left holding the bag. And so what happened was the Department of Justice, of course, California as well, but the Department of Justice opened up investigations into police practices.

And so the trend has been Department of Justice, particularly under Democrat administrations, opens up what's called a pattern and practice investigation. And they basically say that any time one cop does something wrong, it must be because there is a systemic problem with the police department. There's poor training. There's ineffective policies. There's ineffective resources. Or there's racism.

And so the trend has been Department of Justice, particularly under Democrat administrations, opens up what's called a pattern and practice investigation. And they basically say that any time one cop does something wrong, it must be because there is a systemic problem with the police department. There's poor training. There's ineffective policies. There's ineffective resources. Or there's racism.

And so the trend has been Department of Justice, particularly under Democrat administrations, opens up what's called a pattern and practice investigation. And they basically say that any time one cop does something wrong, it must be because there is a systemic problem with the police department. There's poor training. There's ineffective policies. There's ineffective resources. Or there's racism.

There's always racism. That's underlying most of these police consent decrees is racism. And I'll talk about current examples as well. But... So cities, by the way, I mean, you've all seen this in prosecutions.

There's always racism. That's underlying most of these police consent decrees is racism. And I'll talk about current examples as well. But... So cities, by the way, I mean, you've all seen this in prosecutions.

There's always racism. That's underlying most of these police consent decrees is racism. And I'll talk about current examples as well. But... So cities, by the way, I mean, you've all seen this in prosecutions.

When the federal government comes after you with its endless resources and its punitive scope of measures that it can apply, even America's biggest cities worth with tens of billions of dollars of budgets, they quake because... It can become very expensive and it can become a politically charged football to continue to have these federal court hearings and judges and all of that.