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In today’s episode, we discuss the Perjury Trap and Michael Flynn, a Florida court that gave a show cause order why a lawyer should not be removed from a case after taking his clothes off to get through security, and we look at the Supreme Court as they hear arguments on political robocalls and the Little Sisters of the Poor. All this plus a review of the movie Pelican Brief in this week's De-Briefing the Law. The perjury trap is where law enforcement will trick a person into lying so they can be leveraged to rat someone else out. Trick a politician into lying? That’s like tricking me into eating a donut. The tricking is a step not needed."I think you don’t want to take your pants off in public in general." ~Mackenzie SmithTo learn more about about Mackenzie Smith, The Aviator Attorney, click here.We've transformed all of our continuing legal education courses so they are now available in both webinar and online formats. While we look forward to live events again in the future, we want to provide solutions for the current work environment. If you are an attorney or in the legal profession and need to complete your annual CLE requirements, visit our site Comedian of Law.Show Links:Proper attire in the age of ZoomLawyer who took off pants at security checkpoint fights bid to be ousted from representing clientshttps://www.abajournal.com/news/article/lawyer-who-took-off-pants-at-checkpoint-fights-bid-to-oust-him-from-representing-clientsAtlanta lawyer Robert Ward acknowledges that he took off his pants at a security checkpoint at a federal courthouse in Tampa, Florida.In an April 13 opposition, Wyndham noted that U.S. District Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell ordered Ward Feb. 21 to show cause why she shouldn’t revoke his pro hac vice status for taking off his pants.Judge working from home appeared topless on Zoomhttps://www.legalcheek.com/2020/04/home-working-judge-appears-topless-on-zoom/Today's episode is sponsored by Digital Directory Management. Be sure to grab your business' complimentary baseline report to see how you are showing up online. Visit http://www.digitaldirectory.management/ today! As always, if you enjoy our Podcast, please subscribe, leave a rating or review on your favorite streaming service and follow us on social media to help others find the show.