tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post7079474291800596915..comments2024-02-26T15:57:14.624-05:00Comments on Expose Corrupt Courts: Corrupt Ethics Cover-Up King Tembeckjian Weighs In on Pot JudgeCorrupt Courts Administratorhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17714272122432325263noreply@blogger.comBlogger13125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-23679414349470848802012-11-13T14:30:31.083-05:002012-11-13T14:30:31.083-05:00guitars cadillacs guitar lesson guitar hero metall...guitars cadillacs guitar lesson guitar hero metallica cheats ps3 classical guitar nylon strings lead guitar scales Bill Edwards, a gifted as well as reputable acoustic guitar teacher as well as guitarist that toured the international circuit, has taken their years of encounter and effective capability to produce a plan that would help train individuals spanning various ages how to play acoustic guitar. 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Some guitar picks, such as Jim Dunlop guitar picks, have built in grips, making it easier to grip altogether.Chrisapxdhttp://angelapwadec.webnode.com/news/revamp-your-weight-loss-plan-with-these-tips-67155noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-25995456529427986092012-05-21T00:33:38.086-04:002012-05-21T00:33:38.086-04:00Say Hey, the buzz has always been that Rob T &...Say Hey, the buzz has always been that Rob T & Barbara R smoke a little whatever up in Columbia Co., but who really knows since we are not thereAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-321820920722024232012-05-20T10:20:47.292-04:002012-05-20T10:20:47.292-04:00Absolutely ludicrous to suggest that this person o...Absolutely ludicrous to suggest that this person or any one person is responsible for innocent deaths because of a benign isolated personal activity which notably you portray in the inciteful language of "addict". <br /><br />Not every person that engages in a personal activity is an "addict" by the way so start there. <br /><br />There is also no reason to stop the demand for some of these issues, we just need to stop a corrupted federal and state government. <br /><br />Sure, everyone writes here about the Feds, the Feds, bring in the Feds, bring in DC, blah blah blah and this Blog in fact was the proponent of all this real action and results from DC. <br /><br />What do we have instead? No results, no change, no federal monitor, not a single judicial indictment, no special prosecutor on and on down the line. <br /><br />Maybe if the Feds and States had been doing their jobs for the last several Decades then the US would not have half the violent drug rings from Mexico and outside the US. <br /><br />If the Feds had been doing their jobs in cleaning up graft, bribery, corruption etc in general then marajuana would have been legal a long time ago. <br /><br />Now the Judge being a Judge in this situation is a different story. Sure, there are 2 sets of rules. There are more than 2 sets of rules. There are multiple sets of rules and subsets of rules and I am not saying any of that is right or positive or correct. <br /><br />But classifying as a "criminal" is a far different classification. I have not read the whole story other than he has medical issues and has found a source of marajuana to ease his pain. <br /><br />Maybe the Judge should declare some of the feds and state folks tied in with the corruption who have let the proliferation of violent gangs, organized crime, etc continue for years as the criminals. <br /><br />Maybe he would be the Judge to just do that. <br /><br />Have not seen much about his Opinions and Decisions yet. That is more important. <br /><br />And why just slam on this Judge when all these others are getting away with conduct everyday, All Known by the Feds, State, CJC, this Blog and more? <br /><br />Would think there are much more worthy actions to write about. But anyway, so it goes.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-69104946466748382412012-05-20T09:05:22.205-04:002012-05-20T09:05:22.205-04:00PUKEPUKEAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-46075021139331357912012-05-19T14:26:42.315-04:002012-05-19T14:26:42.315-04:00to 1:37
You have that wrong. Without the demand f...to 1:37<br /><br />You have that wrong. Without the demand for drugs, there is no need for the supply. Therefore, he is personally responsible for the deaths, torture and criminal acts of the drug cartels against innocent victims. <br /><br />Don't try to justify this as just one guy. Every addict is just one person, but there are a lot of them. The US is the single largest nation for the demand for these illegal drugs. Stop the demand and you'll stop the need to supply them.<br /><br /><br />The whole issue of drugs is not relevant for this forum. It's a big business and it keeps many employed. And of course, there are a lot of politics involved.<br /><br /><br />The point is not weather pot should be available to those who need it (or even those who want it), the point is that it's illegal in this state and this judge is sworn to uphold the laws. And, there are many people getting paid by taxpayers to make sure the laws are upheld and many more whose responsibility it is that this is being done. It's not their jobs to decide which laws the like or don't like, they have sworn responsibilities which they are not fulfilling.<br /><br /><br />This guy is not some unemployed, uninsured citizen who doesn't have top of the line healthcare and benefits. He's an attorney and an elected judge. He has taken sworn oaths to uphold the laws. He did this voluntarily. If he wanted to break the laws, fine, but he should have given up his position of a judge and attorney. Why should he be allowed to break the laws on the taxpayers dime? <br /><br />The point is, he and all the others who take on this responsibility need to do their jobs. Like another poster said, there's one set of rules for them and another for everyone else.<br /><br /><br />He can try to spin it anyway he wants, but he is an admitted criminal and an unethical judge.<br /><br />Let's see what the state and federal authorities do about this.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-57279222358753712692012-05-19T13:37:42.119-04:002012-05-19T13:37:42.119-04:00I would say before anyone looks at the Judge and t...I would say before anyone looks at the Judge and trying to hold him accountable for the "innocent killings" of others just look at the DOJ and Federal Agencies themselves first including the FBI DEA ATF and more. Fast and furious scandal with the weapons is good place to start. <br /><br />Then lets not forget the CIA and all the Drug and Money Laundering Sibel Edmonds, former FBI Agent has Revealed like "briefcases of cash" and drugs flown in to airports in Jersey and few other locations compliments of federal protection. <br /><br />Then look at the State Attorney General's Office and Police forces in the state. <br /><br />I for one would hand the Judge a Local grown joint to start it off. <br /><br />Yes, sure, IF there is evidence of "protectionism" and actual rackets protected by this or any Judge, of course you look at this. <br /><br />But not too hard to get pot in general for decades now, it is a weed after all, can be grown almost anywhere and many growers and users have absolutely NOTHING to do with guns, violence, rackets or organized crime. <br /><br />Start by going back to the 3 part Expose by the NY Daily News back in 2005 looking at Pataki, Jeanine and Al Pirro mob contacts "Stuck on the Mafia's Highway" and find out what companies got Construction contracts at the state capitol. <br /><br />Then see what Spitzer, Cuomo et al did about it.<br /><br />Start there before nailing the Judge just on this unless there are direct decisions and actions to look at. <br /><br />Upstate Judge who repeatedly boasted and even used the existence of his "favorite list" both while on the Bench and while campaigning to return to his DA job has been reported multiple times to CJC and the feds and the operators of this blog. <br /><br />Nothing done, nothing comes of it. <br /><br />Start where things belong starting, at the TOP, Governor, Former Governors, etc. Fast and Furious. <br /><br />What about the Lippman Indictment and other Indictments coming down "any day now"? <br /><br />Start there. <br /><br />Meanwhile let the Judge get an upstate joint or joint if he needs it. <br /><br />Just keep judicial actions above board and judicial, not a common thing in NY.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-50214716845477292912012-05-19T11:38:59.490-04:002012-05-19T11:38:59.490-04:00The wildest part of the 221.05 charge( violation M...The wildest part of the 221.05 charge( violation Marijuana) is that there is specifically no jail time allowed for that charge..but the police continue to arrest people under this charge and hold them in jail overnight, which in NY is deemed to be a day in jail.<br />I have never seen one judge out of many ever address that issue, as Today they continue to allow local police to arrest these people..even as some judges smoke it themselves!<br />One call, BY ONE JUDGE OR THE CHIEF JUDGE.. to the DA to inform the cops to stop this procedure would be proper and legal..but these judge are so uninformed about judicial sentencing unless it is in front of them at the time..that this goes unaddressed for years now.<br />Most judges do not even know that these cases can also be sealed after 3 yrs, as if the charge never existed.<br />Judges are so perplexed by the most basic laws, it is scary that they went to any law school and scarier to know people were suckered into voting for them... believing they have real legal knowledge!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-54106889193132216292012-05-19T10:44:41.304-04:002012-05-19T10:44:41.304-04:00well... i know one thing... this gives new life to...well... i know one thing... this gives new life to anyone who has been convicted or suffered an adverse ruling by this judge... <br /><br />anyone wishing to have the rulings of this judge in their case reviewed might just have been handed the proverbial "get outta jail card"...<br /><br />--Michael A. Hense is Searching For Rule Of Law In AmericaSearching For Rule Of Law In Americahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11427280931593972079noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-89014275849944531852012-05-19T10:35:08.464-04:002012-05-19T10:35:08.464-04:00Here is a perfect case of why the FBI and DOJ need...Here is a perfect case of why the FBI and DOJ need to investigate the entire legal and judicial system in NY. <br /><br /><br />Who is this guy's drug dealer? Doesn't he know about all the violence in Mexico and other third world countries that are the direct result of people like him using illegal drugs? How many innocent people have been killed because he needed some weed?<br /><br />And this guy has now admitted to his criminal activity and presiding over legal proceedings while high, yet the OCA sits back and does nothing?<br /><br /><br />It's unbelievable that these judicial criminals are now so bold that they actually publish their crimes on the front page of the New York Times, and nothing happens to them. <br /><br />What chance do innocent, law abiding citizens have?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-65339259423282548322012-05-19T09:43:15.831-04:002012-05-19T09:43:15.831-04:00One set of laws for them and another for us. This ...One set of laws for them and another for us. This is not a brave judge speaking out. It is a craven judge seeking the limelight and praise at the end of his wretched career of drug addled and/or venal decisions. Has he tried heroin or cocaine? Do his dealers get special protection?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-18840714600889471602012-05-19T09:06:52.458-04:002012-05-19T09:06:52.458-04:00So, he has no problem breaking the laws that he do...So, he has no problem breaking the laws that he doesn't like? Why does he think it's alright for him to do this? <br /><br />He is under a sworn obligation to uphold all the laws of the state, not just the ones he agrees with. If he wanted the law changed, he should have gone about it in the legal way. If medical marijuana is illegal in this state, there are many other states he could have gone to where it is legal, and not broken the laws of the state that he has sworn to uphold.<br /><br />Also, he has now admitted that all the cases he has been presiding over have been done while he is under the influence of drugs. Now, every one of those cases can be challenged.<br /><br />Talk about an irresponsible, selfish, narcissistic fool. Clearly his judgment and decision making abilities don't exist.<br /><br /><br />Note to Stephen Gillers of the New York University School of Law, if you want a real example of "heartless and cruel" just look at what the court's did to Mary Kennedy and how that ended.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-39982602726734848282012-05-19T08:51:44.531-04:002012-05-19T08:51:44.531-04:00I applaud this judge for speaking out for a needed...I applaud this judge for speaking out for a needed change. Long overdue! Anyone got an extra joint?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4467242822928099777.post-7991187451677317412012-05-19T07:35:22.521-04:002012-05-19T07:35:22.521-04:00So Tembeckjian is still alive. Haven't heard m...So Tembeckjian is still alive. Haven't heard much from this thug in recent months. I think he's been smoking to much of something. <br /><br />When is the governor going to take judicial ethics oversight seriously?!?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com