The abiding question: Why did Judge Brown recuse herself from Vandenweghe v Jefferson Parish
This is the question I have been asking myself for a few weeks now. Some of you folks may remember I did something over the Christmas Break I have never done, ever in the history of Slabbed: I pulled a post. Tomorrow I hope to roll it back out thanks to a steer Slabbed received from a new friend and share the impetus for writing it to begin with. Whatever the truth is, it is far bigger than Slabbed New Media and I think we’re closing in.
Slabbed nation, you will need a bigger boat. If I knew tech stuff, I would reply with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers ‘Something In The Air’ or in the alternative ‘I Won’t Back Down’. It’s useful to have a copy of the unpublished ‘little black book’ on political code enforcement. Years ago, Tulane held a conference on the topic.
William Dwyer
January 3, 2013 at 2:35 pm
The question I pose is why hasn’t ALL the judges in the EDLA recused themselves knowing the situation with the Heebe influence factor there including Jay Wilkinson – U.S. Magistrate.
Or phasing it from a different angle, Judge Brown recused herself probably for the same reasons the EDLA judges recused themselves from prosecuting Broussard and Wilkinson and assigning a Texan, Judge Head.
lockemuptight
January 3, 2013 at 4:51 pm
They are patient for Justice in New Orleans or else they get the hose again. Yesterday’s stale news was that Jim Letten went the way of attorney Paul May (Safety & Permits) in BZA#4-2000. Moving forward…yes Ray Nagin, there is a God. Dear God make me a bird so I can fly far far away to Texas and talk ex parte with Judge Head. Your Honor, I confess that I’m a rainbow rider but tempered by Saul Alinsky. Please be patient with DOJ. Forst Gump was a wise man who knew what love was. It happens…sometimes. The story to be told is unfolding. When I was in prision litigation, U.S. Magistrate Jay Wilkinson was fair with me. Slabbed nation, Have a nice day.
William Dwyer
January 4, 2013 at 6:33 am