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cpamomfromtexas

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14. thanks everyone, here's specifics

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Sat Jul 13, 2013, 01:03 PM

Jul 2013

She appointed an attorney to research findings of the court and the document specifically states that the attorney is not to represent the defendant. This is after he's been incarcerated (illegally according to several other attorneys who have seen the case).

But the day PRIOR to signing this document, she appointed the SAME attorney to be his court appointed attorney!

Defendant thinks it is to stall and keep the appeal from moving forward.

I know this is a conflict of interest for the appointed attorney, how could he/she independently represent defendant in a fair manner?

But not sure if it is illegal though.

Looking at this judges other rulings makes me think she has higher aspirations, but I don't want anyone like that representing Democrats.

I've already called and emailed FBI several times on other issues in this case, no response whatsoever.

Either corruption runs so deep in Texas that they don't have time to answer or who knows?

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What if you found a Judge doing something immoral and possibly illegal? [View all] cpamomfromtexas Jul 2013 OP

Does it matter that she's a judge? GeorgeGist Jul 2013 #1

Does it matter that she's a Democrat? DrDan Jul 2013 #2

turn in that mofu quinnox Jul 2013 #3

It would really depend on what it was. LuvNewcastle Jul 2013 #4

I would report it to the Bar association Marrah_G Jul 2013 #5

You must like in a State other than Illinois. AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2013 #7

I live in MA Marrah_G Jul 2013 #9

I'd first research to see if it is illegal or not. As far as immoral, depends on what it is. n/t Tx4obama Jul 2013 #6

"Immoral"? You mean like having an extramarital affair? Nothing. (nt) Nye Bevan Jul 2013 #8

Be specific about a totally vague hypothetical? Duer 157099 Jul 2013 #10

I think YOU need to be more specific Nevernose Jul 2013 #11

Sorry, just provided specifics below. cpamomfromtexas Jul 2013 #21

What does it matter what political party s/he called him/herself? I may be 1monster Jul 2013 #12

I would wish I had voted for Mitt Romney! 11 Bravo Jul 2013 #13

thanks everyone, here's specifics cpamomfromtexas Jul 2013 #14

More specifics cpamomfromtexas Jul 2013 #16

Sounds like it should be reported. LuvNewcastle Jul 2013 #19

First, the attorney should recuse himself. Lex Jul 2013 #17

A good legal rule is that if you have to ask "Is this unethical?" Nevernose Jul 2013 #18

I would have a bowl of alphabet soup NoPasaran Jul 2013 #15

I don't give a shit what letter is on their sweater TorchTheWitch Jul 2013 #20

If it's immoral - I don't care. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #22