Posted on 05/20/2005 11:17:17 AM PDT by Boston Blackie
DETROIT (AP) — A federal judge on Friday ordered the release of a Kurdish immigrant from jail whom the government accuses of terrorism while his lawyers appeal his deportation on terrorism charges.
U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn ruled that Ibrahim Parlak should be freed on $50,000 bond. Parlak, 43, has been in jail since his July 29 arrest and is appealing an immigration judge's December order to deport him to Turkey.
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And back into the woodwork will he go, disappearing like a roach. Thanks Judge!
This is exactly why the fight against judicial activists has to be fought and won. We need to get rid of these morons and get some people with some common sense back on the bench!
Protect our borders and coastlines from all foreign invaders!
Be Ever Vigilant!
Minutemen Patriots ~ Bump!
Judge Cohn was appointed as a United States District Court Judge for the Eastern District of Michigan of Michigan by President Jimmy Carter effective October 9, 1979.
He is reason Number 37,452 why we must begin to get some honest, sane judges on the federal bench.
I wonder what was traded to gain his freedom
Thank you
I was going to look it up and you saved me the time.
This is why the "War On Terror" should not be fought in the courts. Liberals and lawyers prettty much own them. That means the rest of us will ultimately get scr!wed and the "war" will be lost.
Unbelievable!! Has he lost his mind? He needs to be removed from the bench. This is why it's so important for Bush to put some Conservative Judges on the bench.
I give up.
Nice to know, CRIMINAL ALIENS HAVE MORE RIGHTS THAN CITIZENS AND LEGAL RESIDENTS!
And who has been stopping new judicial appointments in Michigan? Carl Lenin of course.
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