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Is this another way of saying he wants to plead no contest?
Judge: How do you plead? Lawyer: My client pleads not guilty. Judge: Reason? Lawyer: Swag. Judge: Excuse me? Lawyer: My client has swag, therefore it's not a robbery. Everyone in the room: Da fuq looks on their faces. I would love to be there just so I can laugh at the reason. I'll be the one to laugh so hard, they'll have to escort me out of the room.
... I'm not even sure how people get this moronic. It's just too bad he's going to miss the irony of all but admitting his own guilt via his asinine defence.
Is your client Justin Bieber, by any chance?
Did he threaten to sue you because you expect to get paid?
Considering that "swag" actually means "stolen goods"....
Or 'Stuff We All Get' in relation to the promotional items/gift bags and freebies at business conventions.
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I say let him try it. He'll see how far his swag will take him. Life lessons.
McDonalds is now accepting graduates from Swag University. Maybe he'll get in.