To: Angelica411
I see a $50 fine and 5-hours community service
4 posted on
01/26/2004 9:22:49 PM PST by
GeronL
(miss me?? I've been gone... you mean you didn't even notice?? wwaaaaaaaaaaa!!!)
To: GeronL
Really? I see a looming 42 USC 1983 suit against the prosecuting attorney's office, with a bucket of money at the end of it.
To: GeronL
Really .. I SEE DEFINITE ETHICS CHARGES, AND POSSIBLE DISBARMENT!!
14 posted on
01/26/2004 10:34:51 PM PST by
CyberAnt
("America is the GREATEST NATION on the face of the earth")
To: GeronL
Actually, most likely a reprimand or suspension. However, the question is whether the impropriety is enough to remove him from office. He is not just a lawyer he is a public official the standards of compliance are much much higher.
Now if he has an addiction problem, he could participate in the FL Bar's in house drug diversion program sponsored by the bar. Lawyers who have such addictions can participate and upon completion of the program, are not disciplined.
To: GeronL
"I see a $50 fine and 5-hours community service".
You mean this isn't Martha Stewart's punishment?
You know they should have gotten rid of the Clintons when they had the chance. But no, we still have to have hell on earth with those two. I agree with Rush; Hitlery ain't going to wait to run for President.
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