Maryland Circuit Judge Paul Harris refused to halt a state bar investigation of three attorneys alleged to have assisted former-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the deletion of thousands of emails in the scandal that rocked last year’s presidential race.
Judge Harris, of suburban Anne Arundel County, did not accept the Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission’s determination that the complaint against the lawyers was “frivolous” and ordered an investigation to move forward. The Washington Times reportedthat Harris called the allegations contained in a complaint by former Department of Justice Attorney Ty Clevenger last September “egregious” and that the complaint “appears to have merit.”
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They should be Facing PRISON time , Not Sanctions !!!!
ReplyDeleteThe "grievance" commission is headed by the woman who runs the MD Bd of Elections with an iron fist provided to her by Miller and Busch. Any more questions?
ReplyDeleteIf it is enough to sanction the lawyers - it should be enough to lock the HildaBeast up!
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ReplyDeleteThey willingly participated in an organized effort to purge records including ones off limits to those without a security clearance. Records in question had been validly sought by various committees of Congress. So it was destruction of evidence. Lawyers are officers of the court and obligated to uphold the law not to smash it.
They should be disbarred. Then US DOJ should prosecute because Frosh certainly won't.
FBI at fault too for giving them and her too much TIME to
ReplyDeleteget rid of all the evidence......Collusion by Comey !!!!
Destruction of evidence, obstruction of justice, conspiracy to do both... what's missing?
ReplyDeleteBar sanctions can include disbarment, which is an end to a law career.
ReplyDeletePrison Time needed .....Sanctions are a joke !!!
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