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Buddyzbuddy

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1. At what point can the ABA or any other jurisdictional bar begin to

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed Mar 26, 2025, 07:42 PM

Mar 26

attempt to go after the licenses of these lawyers. Not as vengeance but as removal of lawyers that are in violation(s) to the authority granted by these Bars.
I imagine it can be done at anytime and pardon power has no bearing on those proceedings? Am I wrong on point?

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At what point can the ABA or any other jurisdictional bar begin to Buddyzbuddy Mar 26 #1

The first step would be for the judge to make an ethics complaint to the appropriate disciplinary body. TomSlick Mar 26 #3

Thank you, TomSlick. That information is helpful. Buddyzbuddy Mar 26 #4

Attacking a judge is a really dumb move. TomSlick Mar 26 #2

Good thing the Courts are open and the focus... yowzayowzayowza Mar 26 #5

All judges should be publicly fighting back riversedge Mar 26 #6

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