A grand jury has dismissed a disorderly conduct charge against Harvey Kash, who was arrested after telling lawyer jokes with a friend at a Long Island courthouse last month. According to reports, Kash asked, "How do you tell when a lawyer is lying?" The two men then said in unison, "His lips are moving." Said Kash's attorney of Monday's decision, "It's still legal in America to tell jokes -- even about lawyers."
February 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A man arrested after telling lawyer jokes at a courthouse got the last laugh when a grand jury dismissed the disorderly conduct charge against him.
“It’s still legal in America to tell jokes — even about lawyers,” said 70-year-old Harvey Kash’s lawyer, Ron Kuby, about Monday’s decision.
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