The judge “RANDOMLY” assigned to Comey case worked FOR and WITH Comey, was hired TWICE by Comey!! Uhh, conflict of interest perhaps!?
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I think it's necessary for counsel to PUBLICLY request a recusal. Put the focus where it needs to be!
Ditto. You beat me to it.
If the judge does not recuse himself then we know the fix is in. It's just that simple and it also means this is all for show and there are no good guy white hats, at all. If they can't get one slam dunk conviction they are not even trying.
If the judiciary is corrupt, doesn't that que up the military?
I think they'll show all these judges are rigged just like during 2020 election all the judges were rigged.
"Military is the only way" isn't just a saying
Great idea! Hope that happens, if it doesn’t that puts the Judge in a tough spot.
Is he also a dual citizen with a certain country that was founded in 1948?
Judge Nachmanoff never worked for Comey and never worked in the DOJ.
Really? So this post is false?
Yep. Nachmanoff clerked for a judge in 1995 and 1996 while Comey was in private practice until 1996. He was then in private practice as a public defender until 2002 when he went with his boss to the Federal Public Defender's office in Eastern District of VA. Comey's role at the EDVA was Managing AUSA. The Federal Defenders Office and the AUSA are different offices (with the same name, hence the confusion) and different sides of the law.
Is this just going to keep happening until all this stuff fades into obscurity?
Whoever assigns these cases needs to be GITMOd
Needs to recuse himself.
This is why it’s taking so long. The “justice” system is so corrupt and biased towards the corrupters.
It will be impossible for proper prosecutions until it’s fixed.
Watch....no recusal, no conviction, no consequences
Prove me wrong
Please
Somebody being this to the attention of the DOJ!
Refusal is the only viable response to this allocation. What a fucking joke.
Called it long ago