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Lol, thanks LA judge and fuck you Vegas judge
I knew he was a flight risk
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/02/23/politics/smirnov-flee-us-judge-says/index.html
Awesome. Otis Wright ftw. I've seen quite a few cases where his decisions have been excellent. I remember his decision on sanctioning the Prenda Law attorneys for their porn copyright shakedowns that was peppered with Star Trek references.
Prenda Law attorneys for their porn copyright shakedowns that was peppered with Star Trek references.
What? I'm gonna need a link to share with [email protected] lmao
Uh you follow judges?? How, or does he just pop up in the news a lot? It is the most frustrating part of voting for me because I often have to vote for judges and all these small but meaningful positions and I can search far and wide and still not able to make a more meaningful decision than flipping a coin. I hate it so if anyone knows some sources that cover conviction rates or SOMETHING. Anything.
I follow a lot of copyright law stuff and general law stuff on YouTube. So he comes up in that kind of news every so often. It helps that a friend of mine was a party that was shaken down by those Prenda Law attorneys. Basically, you torrented porn, settle for $3-5k now or we drag your name through the mud. Only it turns out they were doing a lot of fraud as well as the extortion.
But anyway he's a Federal District Court judge so he's appointed though. And my state is one where the judges aren't elected either so I don't really follow that or have any resources.
Good.
Yay!!
Blyat!
Deputies!
Just going to assume that this is the translation.
The FBI informant program has always been such a joke.
I'm sure there have been plenty of success stories, but any information on politicians I would consider suspicious
Which is of course part of why the information was on a form for unvetted / untrustworthy information, but the red team wanted an official form to wave around regardless of trustworthiness.