
Giuliani Bumstumbles Into Contempt And Sanctions In Freeman/Moss Case
Amazing career arc.
Amazing career arc.
This isn't the first issue with the judge's behavior.
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It is like saying "F you, Pay Me!" and dramatically screwing up the latter part.
The most disturbing part is when you wonder about WHY they didn't get any liberal backup.
He’s already paying his lawyers more than $10,000 per day anyway.
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A penalty worthy of Bart Simpson.
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This man needed to be stopped.
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Who was right in this contempt of court charge?
Obscenity-laced courtroom transcript given star treatment by Rick and Morty.
The defendant was jaw-droppingly rude, although the judge wasn't great either.
It's a coy strategy, but this judge is having none of these prosecutors trying to get a second bite at the apple.
Why did Congress invoke its contempt powers?