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  • Judges Say Far-Left Attorneys Who Firebombed Cops for BLM Can Still Practice Law in New York, Rudy Giuliani Cannot

    07/05/2021 2:08:52 PM PDT · by E. Pluribus Unum · 38 replies
    National File ^ | July 4, 2021 | FRANKIE STOCKES
    A pair of Brooklyn-based far-left attorneys who firebombed the NYPD during last year’s deadly Black Lives Matter riots can still practice law in the State of New York, while former New York City Mayor and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani cannot, with his law license suspended for the crime of questioning the 2020 Presidential Election. Colinford Mattis, who works as a corporate lawyer, and his co-conspirator Urooj Rahman, a so-called human rights attorney, both face federal charges related to the firebombing of an NYPD police cruiser and could face sentences of at least 45 years in prison. Despite the extremely violent...
  • Appeals Court frees Molotov Cocktail Lawyers on bail and home confinement

    07/02/2020 8:49:38 AM PDT · by RightGeek · 18 replies
    Legal Insurrection ^ | 7/1/2020 | William A. Jacobson
    On June 5, 2020, we reported that Appeals Court Orders Molotov Cocktail Lawyers Back to Jail: Two Brooklyn-based lawyers facing federal charges for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails into a NYPD cruiser during the riots are back in federal custody after an appeals court reversed the bail decision. That initial and temporary appeals court decision now has been reversed, with a panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 decision, ordering the defendants released on bail and home confinement pending trial. ... ridiculous justification from the majority ... Judge Jon Newman wrote in Dissent: On the night of...
  • U.S. appeals court voids 'shockingly low' 17-year sentence in NY terrorism case

    12/27/2019 7:46:36 PM PST · by karpov · 24 replies
    Reuters ^ | December 27, 2019
    A U.S. federal appeals court on Friday ordered the resentencing of a Staten Island, New York man for attempting to provide material support to Islamic State and kill an FBI agent, saying his 17-year prison term was “shockingly low.” The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said Fareed Mumuni’s trial judge abused her discretion in imposing a term that was 80% below the 85 years recommended by federal guidelines, and even below the 18-year term for co-defendant Munther Omar Saleh, who was not accused of attempted murder. In a 2-1 decision, the court said U.S. District Judge Margo...