Comments on: Texas Judge, Abel Corral Limas, Pleads Guilty to $250K Bribery Scheme

By: LVLawman

LVLawman — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 10:37:18 +0000

Well at least the Feds are prosecuting this case. In most cases they don’t but rarely do to make an EXAMPLE out of someone not in political favour. I would be the criminal cases this defendant was “fixing” were many drug related ones. That pissed the Feds off.

As a former US Special Agent (Treasury) every public corruption or criminality by a politician was run out of Washington and gets classified as a “sensitive case”. This means you have to file a detailed update EVERY week with Justice in Washington to the political handlers can keep tabs on it. When you get too close to someone who is IN and they don’t want arrested or prosecuted the send down an order transfering the case to the National Office for “investigative coordination and support services”. Then it is no you case anylonger and nothing is heard a about it again.

In 1960 the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell was an extremely Democratic Congressman from Harlem, NYC. He constantly railed against candidate Kennedy. At the same time my office had developed an iron clad tax evasion case againt the congressman. I’ve been told that in return for the congressman’s support and shutting up for the rest of the election cycle the case would be burried. It was taken away from the agents in the Manhattan field office and ordered transferred to the National Office and never heard from again.

An I consider myself a progressive Democrat. You had to see what the Nixon administration and his Att’y General did during their years in power. Watergate was just the introductory chapter.

By: Katheryn

Katheryn — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 16:18:46 +0000

In reply to Officer of the Law. hey now judges are human too to err is human

By: Officer of the Law

Officer of the Law — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 15:47:31 +0000

This judge forgot that all of the bribes for fixing criminal cases are supposed to go to the prosecutors. Judges are only allowed to collect bribes in non-criminal cases like foreclosures, child custody, etc.

By: Fury

Fury — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 00:52:44 +0000

not really to do with texas, but could this be the BofA doc drop that we have been waiting
for?

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By: Ann Dell

Ann Dell — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 00:07:46 +0000

Please help where would we go to report an investigation of a Federal Judge in California who is suspect of taking bribary from a wealthy billionaire client ?

By: Katheryn

Katheryn — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 23:42:06 +0000

This is not an isolated case and shows that money is the prevailing factor in everything everywhere. Lying and the taking of an oath is nothing more than part of the circus entertainment. There is no justice and what it amounts to is that there really is no justice just the pretense and the show. It would seem that we should even the scale and do away with laws and revert back to the wild wild west days. At least that would give the average person half a chance. How sad it is. More and more doctors are being found guilty of fradulent billing, lawyers and judges take brides, the banksters rob, cheat and steal while all the hardworking people carry the brunt of it all and wonder what the hell happened?????

By: one sound

one sound — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 19:41:24 +0000

Please go look it up and remember all JUDGES have no more authority than a notary republic

That is what they are notary republic an agent for the state, presenter, witness, opener, presenting the case that is it

They lawfully cannot speak in matters regarding juries or, law in the court room and they really should not be in there at all!

They do because the people do not know this

Also all JUDGES making un-lawfull rulings are part of CLUB FED

HERE IS A CLIP TO HELP YOU GRASP the leval of crimnal activity they gos on here !
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http://www.realecontv.com/page/1503.html