During Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation, Ford's lawyers acted in obviously unlawful ways. Not only did Katz and Bromwich not share the therapist notes and polygraph evidence (audio, video, etc) that would have helped the investigation, they supposedly didn't even tell Ford that investigators were willing to meet her in CA for the interview in a private manner, forcing her to travel across country and hold a public hearing. I know Judicial Watch has sued both lawyers, but what of it? Are there going to be any repercussions? I have my doubts.
Now, democratic lawyers are prohibiting Florida law enforcement from entering the voting station in Broward country where supposedly provisional ballots were found and are being counted, even though a judge has ordered they be transparent. Why hasn't the FBI/swat broken down doors and made arrests, forcing them to comply with a court order? What in the world is going on?
Why are lawyers untouchable? How can they choose to be the bulwark for corruption without consequences?
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14933575? ago
Only the President or Governor can pardon someone, however because the American BAR has no legislative authority to be created or operate a monopoly with the American Justice System, in 1950's it was found the lawyers guild was a communist organization which merged with the BAR. No Attorney will help you sue an Attorney https://voat.co/v/QRV/2842726
Prosecutorial Discretion Law and Legal Definition
Prosecutorial discretion refers to the fact that under American law, government prosecuting attorneys have nearly absolute powers. A prosecuting attorney has power on various matters including those relating to choosing whether or not to bring criminal charges, deciding the nature of charges, plea bargaining and sentence recommendation. This discretion of the prosecuting attorney is called prosecutorial discretion.
14933785? ago
Holy smokes, that was a good read. Thanks for sharing. Seems the corruption is built into the legal system, giving almost absolute powers to those practicing law that are licensed by the ABA, a private industry/association (with a union) that masquerades as Congressional Authority.
I also learned the difference between a lawyer and an attorney. A great read, but damn depressing.
14933835? ago
stay vigilant patriot
14933905? ago
Thanks, patriot. Trying my best, and grateful of other supportive anons.
14934860? ago
here is some confirmation of some of what was discussed
https://voat.co/v/QRV/2839581