03-07-2024, 12:49 PM
(03-07-2024, 11:08 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Based on all of the experts I have read updates from and hear analyses by...nothing. They state that the most likely outcome is going to be that the judge says that the situation, while untenable, is not something to be remedied by dismissal. Disciplinary actions would be handled through the bar and it is not his role to take action.
It interests me to see you take a rather different tact regarding this case now. During previous discussion you had stated the belief, which I share, that provable (honestly even likely) malfeasance by Willis would taint the case to the point that others were unlikely to touch it. I do agree that the judge is unlikely to dismiss the case, but if Willis is removed, as she should be, then this case is no longer winnable. It has been tainted by Willis's corruption.
