[Winged Hussar]

If the state bar finds Nifong guilty of Nifonging innocent people, he could receive penalties ranging from a reprimand to revocation of his licence to practice law.

Dorothy Rabinowitz's column in today's Wall Street Journal reminds us that Scott Harshbarger may have built his career by Nifonging the Amiraults. It is frightening that this individual came within a couple of percentage points of becoming Governor of Massachusetts.

[fabriclady]

"reprimand to revocation of his licence to practice law."

What about time served for criminal misconduct.
Nifong should serve time.
He should repay the millions the three families have spent on defense. Bogus charges should be a crime.

[Enterprise]

ping

[AZRepublican]

I think Nifong's ethic violations are so extensive and repugnant that the only remedy is for him to be disbarred.

[Deaflady4Cheney]

The shoe is on the other foot. Now Nifong has to defend himself against the complaint and I wonder how he feels now... Really, he needs to be disbarred.

[Dante3]

Nifong and the accuser should have to do hard time for the pain they have caused innocent people. How devastating, both financially and psychologically to be falsely charged and the possibility of having to go on trial where one might face an OJ jury and end up with a long prison term.

[jeddavis]

Dorothy Rabinowitz's column in today's Wall Street Journal reminds us that Scott Harshbarger may have built his career by Nifonging the Amiraults.

There's nothing "maybe" about that one and there's one poor sob (Frank Fuster) still sitting in a Flori-duh prison in consequence of one of Janet Reno's witchcraft abuse trials.

I'd like to know what it's going to take for that one to come up on the radar of the republican party or for Jeb Bush to do something about it.