Top Ten US Aid Recipients All Practice Torture

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Court Weighs F. Lee Bailey"s Bid to Practice Law in Maine

An appeal that seeks to deny famed attorney F. Lee Bailey’s application to practice law in Maine will be heard Tuesday in the State’s Supreme Judicial Court, the Portland Press Herald reports.

Last year, a judge on the panel ruled that Bailey could regain the right to practice but still owed taxes of nearly $ 2 million.

The full court will now weigh arguments on an appeal by the Maine Board of Bar Examiners that would block Bailey’s bid to hang a shingle in Maine.

Bailey, whose clients have included O.J. Simpson, Patty Hearst, Sam Sheppard and “Boston Strangler” Albert DeSalvo, was disbarred in Florida in 2001 and Massachusetts in 2003 for his alleged mishandling of a client’s stock.

He later passed the Maine state bar exam but in 2012 the Board of Bar Examiners denied his admission, saying it was not convinced he had “the requisite good character and fitness necessary” to practice.

Last year, Bailey, now a Maine resident, told the Press Herald, “I was pretty disappointed about the practice of law until I got up here. All these lawyers are all honest people and practice without any dirty tricks.”

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John Edwards Returns to Law Practice

Former presidential candidate John Edwards, who left politics in disgrace amid a sex and campaign corruption scandal, is reuniting with his former law partner David Kirby to open a new law practice in Raleigh, N.C.

According to the Charlotte Observer, the firm of Edwards Kirby will also have offices in Washington, D.C. run by Edwards’ eldest daughter Cate.

“I loved it for the decades I did it, and I think it’s what I was born to do,” the 60-year-old Edwards told the Observer.

Edwards, a former U.S. senator who was the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee, insisted in the interview that he doesn’t believe his affair with his campaign videographer Rielle Hunter while his late wife Elizabeth Edwards was fighting breast cancer will result in juries being less than supportive in his cases. Edwards had a child with Hunter.

While refusing to answer questions about reports he’s now dating a 35-year-old single mother, Edwards says that in his experience juries decide verdicts based on the evidence and the law as well as how well the cases are presented.

“Courtrooms are not a place where, in my experience, showmanship and flamboyance wins out. Hard work and having a case that is true and meritorious wins out.”

Edwards was elected to the Senate in North Carolina in 1998 and served a single six-year term. He was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004 when he eventually became John Kerry’s running mate, and later he failed in his bid to become the presidential nominee in 2008.

His personal and political life collapsed when he admitted in 2010 that he had fathered a child with Hunter. His affair with Hunter late led to him being charged with six counts of campaign finance corruption alleging that he used nearly $ 1 million in contributions to hide his pregnant mistress during his 2008 presidential bid. He was cleared of one charge by a federal jury in May and a mistrial was declared in the other counts.

Edwards and Kirby worked on a number of high-profile cases together, and Edwards says his friend is “the best lawyer I know.” Their new firm will have six attorneys and they plan to take on consumer rights, personal injury, and civil rights cases.

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Does The Police State Really Need More Practice?

Overnight, my computer blew up with E-mails decrying the destruction and torment done by Homeland Security, Emergency Response Teams, and Florida State Police goons (especially from Broward and So Fla) to the once quiet Florida Everglades.  So let’s get this dam ( to avoid print style book standards) straight as Rush likes to say.  While erstwhile print outlets in our So Fla regions team with the Martin County Rino’s to get our Florida Legislature to give even more land over to the federal government in the form of emergency relief declarations that look to stop estuary blooms by the Army Corps, local and state police goons using federal dollars rip up the once sacred Florida Everglades!

Eager beavers, be they Army Corps guys or black vested, thick booted jerks, tramped all over the Florida Everglades in what my sources E-mailed were “necessary drills” to either “keep us safe” or “for the children.”  Bears–not mammalian, but steel beasts–were brought in for a simulation of attacks presumably by Americans found on some federal “no go” list.  “They’re moving, they’re taking positions, they have superior firepower,” warned Broward Sheriff Deputy Richard Saito, the SWAT TEAM member who allegedly dreamed up this perverse training storyline.  “Of course, it wasn’t a real terrorist attack, but rather a large scale SWAT training exercise mounted by the Broward Sheriff’s Office involving (can you believe this) boats, bus (ambulance in police talk), bombs, and booby trapped hostages.”  Sun Sentinel photog Robert Nolin shot the pix.

The video of mother Christine West, a tiny young woman who was pummeled by over eager Tallahassee policemen saving us from drunk drivers, says one thing to the police, but another to average voters, taxpayers, and citizens, namely: “Your police state tactics belong back in Europe during a 1930s time warp.” I don’t know when I’ve been so upset as I was last night when I saw Mother West’s blackened right eye, her bloody nose, and her frightened looks.  She is so tiny that handcuffs of the Tally cops kept falling from her wrists.

In Pine Bluff, Arkansas, within this month, SWAT TEAM goons killed (repeat, KILLED) a 107 year old Black man, Monroe Isadore.  In commenting about what was done to Mrs. West, a compassionate Tally attorney said: “I don’t care if she was as drunk as Cooter Brown; she should not (in paraphrase) have been treated like that.”  Another lawyer, apparently from the prosecutor’s office, said (again in paraphrase, which I am obliged to cite in quotes):  “She could have been blowing to the moon (into the alcohol limit blow bag device). . she didn’t deserve that take down!”

Clearly, things have gotten out of hand.  In defense of George Zimmerman, why hasn’t someone like Dr. Phil come forward to offer him (Zimmerman) PTSD help?  Why are the Florida Legislators now going along with a plan to give the federal government even more of our land?  The UN already has been gifted with all of our national parks (yes, the Glades. Oh, the Glades!)

And yes, I was pulled over by our local county representatives. I passed their sobriety tests, thankfully.  But what if my insurance applications were not part of a media discount pool?  What if I hadn’t been coming from the county commission meeting at which the Sheriff’s Department officer had just received a proclamation honoring 9-11 week?  And what if the Legion Posts nationwide (like Post 40 in Ft. Pierce) had quit having benefits for officers like Sgt. Gary Morales (who recently was shot dead in uncontrolled Ave D gang-banger violence)?

What if the Tea Party crowd continues to gain traction as they recently did nationwide with “Hell, no; we’re not going to war no more?”  What if the American people just blow overly eager gun control types out of office like they did out in Colorado?  We are very near that red line Americans are ready to cross with the overeager federal government and their BEAR attacks, with huge tanks in the Everglades, with over the top security drills,  with federal destruction of not only our St. Lucie Estuary but now our world heritage site, our beloved Everglades (really a UN owned locale because it is a federal park.)  We only wish the Broward-led brutes really could have blown the Glades back to a Middle Ages level of Restoration with their fake federal bombs and abusive SWAT TEAM crap.

What is in for blow-back is the Florida police state that is taking federal dollars just like every other nationwide police state apparatus.  “Hell, no, we don’t want your miserable wars any more,” we said during the days of Chicago rage back in the 60s.  This is my country; this is now my state.  These lands are my mother.  No longer will you rape my mother!!

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