Civil Rights have been lib-tarded at the FBI
Due to extreme financial nausea and advanced white collar criminality in a terminally corrupt court system
Civil Rights
The FBI is the primary federal agency responsible for investigating possible violations of federal civil rights statutes.
Hah, hah, hah! That's enough for Special Agents and U.S. Attorneys to be laughed out of court and disbarred on the spot. If you work there, you're queer and you're sitting on the wrong side of the table in court for civil rights. Cops who violate civil rights or commit crimes under color of law should be investigated, arrested and prosecuted for doing so, but as far as we can tell, unionized and labor-represented cops are above the law and there is no desire to hold them accountable by lawyers on either side.
Managing & Conducting Internal Affairs Investigations
The FBI-LEEDA Managing & Conducting Internal Affairs Investigations (IA) course is a four-and-a-half-day seminar aimed at enhancing internal control mechanisms to foster greater accountability within law enforcement agencies amid the ongoing environment of police reform.
Obviously the police union seminars are opposed to police reform, with a goal of actively "managing" and snuffing out any investigations into their corruption, misconduct and malfeasance.
There's a federal public defender in every district fully funded and authorized by law to investigate any possible violations of federal civil rights statutes, but not to pursue any civil damages, bar sanctions or criminal penalties against cops and D.A.'s who continue to violate their clients' rights with total impunity.
Today, panel attorneys are paid an hourly rate of $175 in non-capital cases, and, in capital cases, a maximum hourly rate of $223. These rates are effective for work performed on or after January 1, 2025. The rates include both attorney compensation and office overhead. Compensation beyond statutory thresholds requires approval from the chief judge of the circuit or their delegate, depending on the category of representation (for example, $13,600 for felonies, $3,900 for misdemeanors, and $9,700 for appeals).
No sh¡t. These lawyers are billing an extra $48 per hour for their own term life insurance policy premiums in the office and they want to be compensated for hazard pay on top of that to represent federal defendants. And absolutely no representation for gun rights either.
No defendant earning less than $1,000,000 per year can possibly afford any of these attorneys or the exorbitant court fees for mounting a criminal or civil defense on a private pay basis after posting cash bail, bonds and other securities as required by law. Anyone who is not a multi-millionaire is considered "indigent" or a "pauper" with a defendant-only status in federal court, and is thus in effect absolutely barred, financially, from bringing any matters as a plaintiff or complainant.
Graham Kates Reporter
Kash Patel's involvement with Chinese secret police to fight fentanyl is in poor taste and risks dragging us into various wars with Taiwan and Japan and other districts of people who are accustomed to doing their own work and minding their own business.
And we can easily compare "One China" to our own meddlesome federal government for that matter.
These are nonsensical charges together with an abuse of a man's family name to force a "sex reveal" or inappropriate use of title in court against bar association rules. Does "Ms." Habba there with the pouting lips need a powdered wig together with "her" boss and best friend forever Pam Bondi?
Members of the bar are permitted to use titles and pronouns for themselves, but they are not permitted to do so in reference to named parties in court proceedings. A court of law is not a place for "ladies" or "gentlemen" to flap their jaws with excessive formality or become too intimate or informal, and for these reasons, "sex reveal" has been barred in court for hundreds if not thousands of years. Cf. Samson and the "other man" who cut his hair.
He was charged with depredation of federal property, as well as possession of a dangerous weapon in a federal facility. It is possible that the latter crime may be charged as an attempted crime, as Mr. Lisa arrived with the bat but did not bring it inside the building.
It's the symbolism of bringing a "bat" or a "bar" to a lawyers office and suing for "damages."
New York or New Jersey I'm envisioning a wild drunken party downtown somewhere and windows and doors being smashed with iron re-bars and heavy baseball bats everywhere. But the guy didn't even have the bat when he arrested for having allegedly been in possession of it. Is there a NYT crossword puzzle with subtle hints and plays on words and references to popular culture?
Andrew Feinberg
It might be Jewish but the concept of a "bar" or "bat" or a "bash" is a little bit too primitive. A girl is going to have a "quinceañera" and then a "sweet sixteen" the next year, and then there are the "boy bashes" — oh, brother! Wild teenagers running all over the place.