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Florida AG steps in for judge who was sued for judicial misconduct!
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The Florida Attorney General’s office has stepped in to defend a Charlotte County, Florida Twentieth Circuit Court Judge who, along with three other Florida Bar-licensed attorneys, were sued by a pro se Plaintiff for conducting an ex parte hearing without the Plaintiff being present, despite the fact a witness (who was not allowed to speak) showed up on the Plaintiff’s behalf.
It gets even more interesting when you realize that … similar to a New Jersey case this author is familiar with (where the New Jersey Attorney General (also a Bar member) jumped in to intercede for a judge in Ocean County (NJ) who was also sued for making false statements in a ruling and order he allegedly issued) that if you decide that suing a state judge for screwing you over is the only available recourse left, you can expect the State’s Attorney General to step in to intercede. After all, it is the corporate state you’re dealing with here, right?
So as it appears in this case, the Attorney General (James Uthmeier) of Florida has one of his minions doing his bidding to try to “head off” some nasty PR in the wake of a post-foreclosure case where the Plaintiff uncovered the money trail, post-sale.
The Plaintiff, Ron Gillis, had exhausted every single administrative remedy to no avail.
That’s the key here, according to the way things are supposed to shake out. BUT …
YOU WON’T CATCH A BAR-LICENSED ATTORNEY SUING A FELLOW BAR- MEMBER JUDGE; THAT IS … IF THE ATTORNEY VALUES THEIR BAR CARD!
So … what do we learn from this? (15 important points listed below)
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