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“I reported a powerful attorney for multiple instances of witness tampering, INCLUDING ONE ON VIDEO”
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I reported a powerful attorney for multiple instances of witness tampering, INCLUDING ONE ON VIDEO; a different instance of threatening a witness mentioned by that witness ON THE STAND (which of course the judge ignored); many false fact statements ending up in an expert report that 99.9%? have only come from him or someone on his team and needed to be investigated for their source to defraud the court. I reported that attorney for admitting in a hearing (on the record) that he filed inaccurate statements in an affidavit in a different county and that the affidavit was not corrected in that different county as required by the GRPC. I reported that attorney's involvement with a high end Atlanta prostitute, with whom he lived for about 17 months; wow, I reported so much more.
The Bar SCREENED IT OUT claiming — while refusing to investigate — that it could never make "clear and convincing". Not on a single violation of the GRPC, even though so much of what happened was in writing (or video).
Normal people would understand that witness influencing on videotape, having your criminal defense attorney spin a false yarn in writing contradicted by the video to the police; and filing an 'inaccurate' (under oath) stalking petition against the reporting attorney TO PREVENT HER FROM GOING TO THE STATE BAR (he said to a judge in front of witnesses), well, that requires some kind of discipline.
NOPE.
I have more about a different attorney, but do I even need to say what she did? SCREENED OUT.
The State Bar of Georgia is very, very troubled.
THE STATE BAR OF GEORGIA DOES NOT CARE WHO GETS HURT WHEN THEY DO NOT PROTECT THE PUBLIC. It's almost like their JOB is to help lawyers break the law and corrupt the courts.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ public be damned.
A public review on Yelp, March 17, 2023. Read the full review
“After review and screening by the Office of General Counsel, 2,131 grievances were closed or dismissed for their failure to state facts sufficient to invoke the jurisdiction of the State Bar”
2,394 grievance forms received; 2,131 closed or dismissed at screening; 179 referred for investigation.
State Bar of Georgia, 2021-22 Report of the Office of the General Counsel. Read the source
“Georgia Bar is run by lawyers. If you expect results on another lawyer, goooood luck. Nothing but Home Cookin there”
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Georgia Bar is run by lawyers. If you expect results on another lawyer, goooood luck. Nothing but Home Cookin there
A public comment on PissedConsumer, June 18, 2022. Read the full review
“They said that we did not have enough evidence to prove that she had actually violated the law”
Lawmaker describes the Bar's reason for dismissing grievances over the Ahmaud Arbery case.
Rep. Sandra Scott (D-Rex), quoted by Marilyn Parker, News4JAX, March 4, 2022. Read the source
“There is no way the State Bar of Georgia read our complaint.”
Lawmaker says the Bar dismissed legislators' grievances over the Ahmaud Arbery case without reading them.
Rep. Sandra Scott (D-Rex), February 28, 2022. Read the source
“the overwhelming evidence also exposes a fatal flaw in this system of filing for disbarment”
Lawmaker says the dismissal shows a flaw in the grievance system.
Rep. Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta), February 28, 2022. Read the source
“We did our research and presented our findings to hold these attorneys involved in the Ahmaud Arbery case accountable, and it was still not enough”
Lawmaker says documented findings were not enough for the Bar.
Rep. Rhonda Burnough (D-Riverdale), February 28, 2022. Read the source
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