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Article: Dayton Daily News, 8/12/04
"Attorney Suspended for Bribe Suggestion"
http://www.daytondailynews.com/localnews/content/localnews/daily/2004/08/12/ddn0812obrien.html
It alarms me that the Ohio Supreme Court's proceedings in this case
presumably ignored the motive that prompted David O'Brien to propose
offering Judge Hall a bribe; O'Brien likely knew that Judge Hall, like
other federal, state and local judges, routinely accepts bribes in
turn for favorable rulings.
The Ohio high court's decision, in my view, is further testament that
the country's judiciaries are continuing to close their eyes to the
corruption that continues to taint the country's courts, particularly
our local and state civil courts. Jim Pflaum - Raleigh, NC
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This is crazy. My mom had a case in this SAME court system. Her case
was assigned to another judge because the "OTHER" judge was out sick.
This new judge threw the case out with no questions asked. my moms
lawyer advised her that trying to turn that ruling over would take
longer and cost my mom more money that she did not have
The system failed her. She was working for a company tech development
for over 20 years and never missed a day of work. she was harassed by
other works many times over long period of time before she was forced
to quit.
the Ohio system has failed her.
I will have to be sure to show her this. I must of overlooked it in
the paper
William Harrison
wharrison@gmail.com
jpflaum@bellsouth.net (Jim Pflaum) wrote in message news:<a4898006.0408190931.24f16c42@posting.google.com>...
Article: Dayton Daily News, 8/12/04
"Attorney Suspended for Bribe Suggestion"
http://www.daytondailynews.com/localnews/content/localnews/daily/2004/08/12/ddn0812obrien.html
It alarms me that the Ohio Supreme Court's proceedings in this case
presumably ignored the motive that prompted David O'Brien to propose
offering Judge Hall a bribe; O'Brien likely knew that Judge Hall, like
other federal, state and local judges, routinely accepts bribes in
turn for favorable rulings.
The Ohio high court's decision, in my view, is further testament that
the country's judiciaries are continuing to close their eyes to the
corruption that continues to taint the country's courts, particularly
our local and state civil courts. Jim Pflaum - Raleigh, NC
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Same goes for PA
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04205/350477.stm
Article: Dayton Daily News, 8/12/04
"Attorney Suspended for Bribe Suggestion"
http://www.daytondailynews.com/localnews/content/localnews/daily/2004/08/12/ddn0812obrien.html
It alarms me that the Ohio Supreme Court's proceedings in this case
presumably ignored the motive that prompted David O'Brien to propose
offering Judge Hall a bribe; O'Brien likely knew that Judge Hall, like
other federal, state and local judges, routinely accepts bribes in
turn for favorable rulings.
The Ohio high court's decision, in my view, is further testament that
the country's judiciaries are continuing to close their eyes to the
corruption that continues to taint the country's courts, particularly
our local and state civil courts. Jim Pflaum - Raleigh, NC
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I just found out the judge that got my mothers case was none other
then Judge Hall.
Hrmm....
They threw her case out of court. They said it lacked evidence and the
judge said there is no law against being an asshole
William Harrison
wharrison@gmail.com
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Same goes for PA
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04205/350477.stm
http://www.daytondailynews.com/localnews/content/localnews/daily/2004/08/12/ddn0812obrien.html
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I just found out the judge that got my mothers case was none other
then Judge Hall.
Based on what you've said so far William, it sure sounds to me like
Judge Hall probably took a bribe from the opposing side's attorney,
particularly if he did indeed dismiss your mom's case "with no
questions asked." At the very least, he could be guilty of violating
the Ohio Bar's "Code of Judicial Conduct." (Click here to review:
http://www.sconet.state.oh.us/Rules/conduct/
In either case, I would strongly encourage your mom to file a
complaint against Judge Hall through the Ohio State Bar Association's
Office of Disciplinary Council (See mailing address below). If she
decides to file a complaint, and I hope she does, I would be glad to
help her out by reviewing and editing the complaint.
Ohio State Bar Association
Office of Disciplinary Counsel
1700 Lake Shore Drive
P.O. Box 16562
Columbus, OH 43216-6562
614.487.2050 or 800.282.6556
Despite its imperfections, I truly believe the country's legal system
is fair and honest for the most part. Nevertheless, I also firmly
believe that we all, and I mean me, you, your mom and every U.S.
citizen, have an absolute duty and responsibility to help make the
system as fair and just as it can possibly be. Justice, after all, is
the bedrock that supports and preserves our constitutional rights and
freedoms. That's why it's so important that we step forward and rid
the country's courts of corrupt judges like Judge Hall.
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