American Inns of Courts Secret Society

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[Segovia]

Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 @pepesgrandma · Mar 20 🔥🔥🔥Breaking exposé! FIVE anti Trump judges are involved in a secretive, INVITE ONLY club for judges and lawyers called the American Inns of Court. Even the membership and meetings are secret. But somehow the DOJ has shown up at meetings. At least since Biden had been in Show more Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 @pepesgrandma · Mar 20 The top post has been edited, apologies for the difficulties. Make certain to use the modest version.

I found with great difficulties, this list of The Edward Bennett Williams American Inn of Court leaders. In fact I had to search the archives.

Every link there is for members Show more Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 @pepesgrandma · Mar 20 As for the Edward Bennett Williams American Inn of Court being invitation only, here’s the evidence.

They also admits that the DOJ is included, which isn’t mentioned in the American Inns Of Court brochure. 😏 I’ll show this next.

McKenzie Invited to Join Edward Bennett Show more Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 @pepesgrandma Here’s the American Inns of Court judicial benefits flyer. Judges hobnobbing with other judges, the DOJ and lawyers, just doesn’t seem very ethical to me.

NETWORK WITH AND GAIN ACCESS TO COLLEAGUES

• Meet and interact with federal and state judges on a local, regional, and national level.

• Stay current with the local bar and connected to attorneys in different practice areas, law professors and young lawyers deans, in-house lawyers, and others who do not have a litigation practice.

• The American Inns of Court member directory is a means to reach out to and communicate with other judges on issues of common interest.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240706035718/https://www.innsofcourt.org//AIC_PDFs/Documents/Judicial_Benefits_Flyer.pdf

[mass55th]

These judges and lawyers could do all the things listed in the article without having to be members of a secret society. It’s called the American Bar Association. They could meet as members of that organization. So why would you create a secret society that isn’t open to all lawyers and judges, and keep it secret, unless you have something to hide....which of course they do.

[Dr. Franklin]

Modern appellate court judges see no conflict in socializing with inferior court judges, despite having an obligation to reign in their obvious errors and to discipline them as required by law. Socializing together makes it extremely unlikely that bad lower court judges will ever be disciplined for anything. Attorneys and judges can and do socialize provided there is no ex parte discussions of pending cases. They can, of course, discus previous cases, and attorneys can get to understand why the judge's philosophy as to how he rules on cases in a way others cannot. Judicial ethincs has become a contradiction of terms.

[Disambiguator]

The fact that “Temple” is part of a couple of the names suggests a connection to Freemasonry.

[linMcHlp]

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[9YearLurker]

“it is certain that by the mid-fourteenth century lawyers had begun to congregate in the Temple, to the south of Fleet street, in the City of London, occupying buildings erected there by the Knights Templar and subsequently acquired but not used by the Knights Hospitaller.”

https://www.innertemple.org.uk/who-we-are/history/historical-articles/the-inns-of-court-and-inns-of-chancery-and-their-records/

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

BDZ Thanks for pulling all this together! Great analysis!