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  • So an uphappy Congressman's office calls from 202-225-2176...

    04/07/2009 4:43:04 AM PDT · by Virginia Ridgerunner · 29 replies · 1,298+ views
    The Libertarian Party ^ | April 6, 2009 | Donny Ferguson
    I was in the middle of writing a great Message to you this afternoon about how first-time membership in the Libertarian Party has increased every month for the last three months and we’ve seen a 151 percent increase in new volunteers. People are excited about the Libertarian Party! Then I got a phone call from 202-225-2176. It was Congressman Alan Grayson’s office. They’re not sharing the love. (snip) Well, apparently Congressman Grayson isn’t happy with the phone calls he’s been getting from concerned Libertarians. His office called me around lunch to complain from 202-225-2176.
  • Invalid Rule Spares Former Prosecutors from Discipline

    01/21/2006 4:46:19 AM PST · by hdrabon · 20 replies · 1,487+ views
    The Raleigh News & Observer ^ | Jan 21, 2006 | Joseph Neff
    The disciplinary arm of the N.C. State Bar dropped charges of felonious misconduct against two former Union County prosecutors Friday because of a 1999 clerical error at the state Supreme Court. The State Bar had charged Kenneth Honeycutt and Scott Brewer with lying, cheating and withholding evidence in a 1996 death penalty case. The ruling Friday marks the second time that Honeycutt and Brewer won on procedural grounds before the bar's Disciplinary Hearing Commission, which sits as judge and jury in disciplinary cases. . . . Prosecutors around the state are concerned that the case is damaging their reputation and...