Okay, let's talk about this Flynn thing with Judge Dildo - as I said before- "being wayyy too invested and butt-hurt to be presiding over this case."
The tards as we know are loving it, because they think their hero is still witch-hunting Flynn and can find something to bag him on.
I say, and have said the opposite- ie. Judge Dildo is just disgracing himself. The law is not on his side and he is just forestalling the day when he has to deal with his butt-hurt.
Anyway, I revisit this issue in response to the attached article in Forbes that makes the same point I am making but cites some case law to go with it- from Ruth Ginsberg no less.
So, I am standing by what I said, and your asshole judge is going to be taking up the bo-bo and disgracing himself. If they want to go up to the Supreme Court on some of this, that would be fine too. VERY FINE. Never a good sign when Ruthie and the conservatives are on the same sign.
The guy is a swamp judge who let himself become personally involved in the outcome of the case and ended out/will end out disgracing himself. The very definition of a judge who should recuse. And yes, we know that when he eventually stands down on the issue, he will argue that he was only protecting the judicial process against a rogue justice department. Yeh well, take it up with the supreme court if you want to try to prosecute flynn on something. Asswipe.
Swamp judge. Will not be appointed to the Supreme Court anytime soon and that is what all these DC judges live for.
from Forbes:
Judge Sullivan Disregards Two Controlling Precedents By Appointing Amicus In Flynn Case
U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan disregarded two controlling precedents from higher courts with his decision to appoint John Gleeson as amicus curiae in the U.S. v. Michael Flynn case this week. Judicial conduct similar to J. Sullivan’s in these prior, far less politically charged cases was roundly and unanimously condemned by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, D.C. Circuit Judge Sri Srinivasan, and their colleagues across the ideological spectrum. So, whether or not one agrees with the Department of Justice’s call to drop its charges against President Trump’s former National Security Advisor, Gen. Michael Flynn, there should be widespread agreement that J. Sullivan has veered way out of line.
One week ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a 9-0 decision, authored by Justice Ginsburg, that took judges to task for similar amicus antics. Her opinion for the Court in U.S. v. Sineneng-Smith upbraided the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit for violating a basic aspect of legal proceedings called the “party presentation principle.” In a nutshell, this concept dictates that judges must decide the case as presented by the parties before them. They are not to go out questing for dragons to slay (or issues to tackle) that the parties have not brought before them. As J. Ginsburg put it: “[C]ourts are essentially passive instruments of government … They ‘do not, or should not, sally forth each day looking for wrongs to right. [They] wait for cases to come to [them], and when [cases arise, courts] normally decide only questions presented by the parties.”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/markch...appointing-amicus-in-flynn-case/#32ff45de6f0a