Yes, threatening the Justices that they're felons if they don't give her what she wants is a masterstroke. It's a riff on her previous hit of accusing Land of treason. She's lucky she'll never get a nanosecond in front of the actual Supreme Court, or more sanctions would surely ensue.

Well looky here. "The threat" as you call it hasn't effected Taitz's standing with the California bar. Didn't Land try to get her disbarred or punished in California last year by sending what Land thought was "derogatory" about Taitz? I think so. Apparently it has fell on deaf ears.

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Orly Taitz - #223433

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“Well looky here. “The threat” as you call it hasn't effected Taitz’s standing with the California bar. Didn't Land try to get her disbarred or punished in California last year by sending what Land thought was “derogatory” about Taitz? I think so. Apparently it has fell on deaf ears.”

Again, this is not a football game, and you do not understand the rules. Sanctions are reported to the relevant State Bar. Attorneys themselves are required to report sanctions to their respective State Bar.

Sanctions aren't about silencing lawyers. They aren't about vendettas. They are about a lawyer's behavior in court. The State Bar evaluates those for potential action. Any resulting suspensions or disbarment become a matter of public record.

I don't know where Orly's evaluation currently stands, but a quick Internet search reveals that Orly and her lawyer have supposedly confirmed this year that she was/is being investigated by the California State Bar. I don't care enough to determine if that is definitively true, but it certainly wouldn't surprise me.