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To: chuckee

Of interest could he request or file for a repayment of taxes paid on these properties based on the court findings?
That should be more than most people would ever see in income within their lifetime. The failure of the state to refund would be a direct refutation of the judge’s valuation of the properties. This would open the state, judge and prosecutor to civil judgements. Could civil recovery counts then be brought against the judge and DA for personal liability?


29 posted on 03/21/2024 8:39:35 PM PDT by Kadric
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To: Kadric

I thought about that too. That once Trump wins the appeal, he should consider suing James and Judge Elgernon civilly. The big problem is that judges, AGs and prosecutors have absolute immunity. He would be fighting an uphill battle overcoming the immunity issue having to establish that they were acting under color of law for personal corrupt purposes, particularly in a state and county where the judiciary is loaded with the likes of Elgernon types on their benches


34 posted on 03/21/2024 8:58:46 PM PDT by chuckee
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