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In reply to the discussion: Judge Cannon's Law Clerks have been Quitting on her [View all]Baitball Blogger
(52,755 posts)8. The only thing they can do wrong is pass on information from outside.
Or, possibly they witnessed something that they didn't feel comfortable with? Or maybe they don't feel comfortable with the loosey goosey way things are developing? Which is a big Florida thing. Professional process is like a magician's hand dance infront of a crowd. No one is supposed to see the card under his palm. But this is Florida, and there are some really sloppy magicians.
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I saw articles on it from New Republic, Salon, and RawStory, among others.
summer_in_TX
Mar 2024
#61
"The V.R.W.C. is vast and, when truth be told, naked." True, so then, it should be shivering in the cold, alone.
jaxexpat
Mar 2024
#69
Agreed, but I wonder how many actually attend his lectures. Let's see a shot of the audience.
jaxexpat
Mar 2024
#82
Quick! Someone interview them to find out if they were requested to pass on information to help
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2024
#6
Maybe they have evidence. Go to Jack Smith with direct eyewitness testimony re the judge's activities and communications
ancianita
Mar 2024
#16
None of that matters, Jack Smith must file a motion to have her recuse, or thrown out the case.
Escurumbele
Mar 2024
#19
Do you need law clerks if the Heritage Foundation is determining how you should decide on cases?
Probatim
Mar 2024
#24
Asked to do their jobs - interpret, research, draft, support - in the legal weeds
bucolic_frolic
Mar 2024
#26
Definitely odd - and I would expect the clerks would come up with good cover stories
TBF
Mar 2024
#33