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Old December 6th, 2018 #1
Tyrone White
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Default Wikipedia Does Not Name the "Disbarred" Judge

The Judge's name is "Baumgartner", and the "misconduct" involved his use of illegal drugs in the courthouse, and having sex (in the courthouse) with the woman that supplied him with the drugs.

I'm connecting this with the Defense Attorney for James Fields, who also has significant scandal associated with her career, to openly theorize that this may be part of a larger pattern, where a corrupt judiciary cherry-picks the worst attorneys and judges to handle cases that are "racially charged".

I disbelieve that Judge Baumgartner was randomly selected for this trial, and I wonder if the reason why he was selected was because it was commonly known that he had a drug problem and all the related issues that go along with it. I also wonder if Baumgartner didn't have OTHER problems, and that the "drug problem" is being used as a smoke screen. This might merely be the "smoke", used to obscure the "fire" that isn't being let into the public awareness. Meaning Baumgartner may have been involved in a lot worse than just doing drugs and having sex in his chambers, and the political establishment has an interest in keeping this information hidden.

One primary issue on Baumgartner that most people aren't going to know about, is that he was never actually convicted of an overt crime; instead he was given a plea arrangement where he pled guilty to Misprision of felony, which is supposedly an "archaic" crime. It's basically a crime to fail to report your awareness of a crime. Note this is not the same thing as pleading guilty to actually having committed the crime, and I wonder if the sweetheart deal offeredto the Judge was done to prevent some kind of catastrophic consequences. Meaning, if the Judge merely failed to report his own crimes, that means one thing, but if he actually pled guilty to having committed a crime, that would mean something else. Another interesting point is that, after the Judge pled guilty, the County Prosecutor was "flooded" with motions from convicted inmates seeking to have their convictions overturned and/or new trials.

Since that's bad, I wonder what "worse" would have looked like, and maybe that's the reason for the sweetheart deal.

I'm interested in general in "sweetheart" deals offered to the elite when they violate the law, as I suspect that if the full details of the criminal's misconduct were made public, it would undermine public faith in an obviously corrupt judiciary (FISA court and the surveillance of Donald Trump, using the NSA/surveillance infrastructure as a mechanism to do opposition research on a political candidate, in a hotly-contested and pivotal election.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder...stopher_Newsom

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All of the state convictions had been initially set aside because of misconduct by the presiding judge, who has since been disbarred.
Note the absence of Judge Baumgartner's name in the Lede. Long story short, I wonder if Baumgartner was Jewish. I also think that there should be a Wikipedia Article on the Judge, which there is not, and I don't think that's an accident. Also note the use of the term "misconduct", when in fact one article explicitly states that the Judge was "probably impaired" during the course of the Christian/Newsom (and probably others) first trial.

Finally I'll add that courthouses are very small and hyper-compressed gossip-mills. Everyone knows everything about everyone, but no one says anything openly for fear of losing their job and/or their career. So the idea that Judge Baumgartner was suddenly discovered to have this problem, and only after the trial is total bullshit. Everyone knew (meaning the Prosecutor, and the Sheriff's Department), and no one said or did anything until long afterwards.

Last edited by Tyrone White; December 6th, 2018 at 11:28 AM.
 
Old December 12th, 2018 #2
Tyrone White
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Tonight I just learned that Fields originally had a different Defense Attorney, but for some reason that attorney was replaced with Denise Lunsford, and I'd be interested in finding out how irregular this is, and what justifications there were to the move. Also I wonder if the Judge's refusal to move the trial out of the Charlottesville area might be grounds for a retrial. All of these things are happening now, behind the scenes (appeals, etc...), and without the transcripts of the trial, and a record of the motions made, etc... it's all being done outside white awareness.
 
Old February 1st, 2019 #3
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You know we can argue this rotten and corrupt system forever. Here there are judges who are criminals and break the law. If you listen to the media, you don't get the whole story. But if you know people in the right places you do get more of the story. I worked for government for a long time, and heard things that were hushed up, and never appeared in the Jew press. It wasn't to their advantage to mention everything.

One only has to kick in the front door, and the whole rotten structure will come down.

- Adolf Hitler


Just a post-note. I'am hoping that Trump commutes the sentence of James Fields in the next two years. He would have to do that along with other cases, such as negro killers and rapists.

Last edited by Reynolds; February 1st, 2019 at 11:44 PM.
 
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