Politics | June 15, 2009 | 16 comments

Did L A Times Miss the Mark On Judicial Bias & Richard Fine???

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regjoeschmo
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A June 7, 2009 Los Angeles Times article entitled “LAWYER TAKES A STAND FROM HIS CELL” provoked response and criticism from supporters of jailed Anti-Trust Attorney Richard I. Fine who is being held in civil contempt of court for over 100 days following his attempt to disqualify L. A. Superior Court Judge David Yaffe from hearing a case where Fine contends he was biased. Featured in the video are taking the L. A. Times to task, is Fred Sottile, John Rizzo
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16 comments // Did L A Times Miss the Mark On Judicial Bias & Richard Fine???

  • regjoeschmo
  • Joseph_Zernik
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      Joseph_Zernik  

    • The only comment I may add, is that Richard Fine should have been more careful with the LA Times as well. If you read Victoria Kim's pieces going back, she was always biased against him, and she was also the only coverage that the LA Times gave to the story.
      One only needs to compare that to reporting regarding Judge Jacqueline Connor and the Rampart Scandal in the LA Times a decade earlier, in order to fully realize that the LA Times was muzzled.

    • 2 years ago
  • J_Jammer
  • regjoeschmo
  • artemis6
  • lj111
  • echoz
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      echoz  
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    • And here's the LA Superior court listing for this insolent mfer:

      YAFFE, DAVID Judge Stanley Mosk Courthouse Dept. 86 (213) 974-5881

      C'mon L.A. County and concerned citizens! Perhaps you can leave him a "friendly" message about how he can just Get The Fuq Out.

      Just do it. =P

    • 2 years ago
  • echoz
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      echoz  
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    • From 2001, the people who apparently know this lousy fuq, who should resign and recuse himself permanently:

      "...I can’t stand him...he’s a nasty and arrogant SOB....he indulges in a fantasy of infallibility. He decides cases on bases not advanced by the parties, but conjured up by himself, and does not permit an opportunity to brief the propositions he’s interjected. After all, a proposition spawned by David P. Yaffe could not possibly be wrong.

      "My negative perception of this jurist, I have found, is shared by others. If I bring up the topic of David Yaffe in conversations, I hear comments such as "he’s crazy" and "he’s a contrarian son of a bitch." (Each of the persons so labeling Yaffe is a leading practitioner.) A Superior Court judge told me he avoided talking with Yaffe at a judges’ event, saying, "I would have puked all over him."

      "I sent out questionnaires on Yaffe to various lawyers seeking their evaluations of the judge. Some filled out the questionnaires and returned them, others telephoned, and one wrote a letter. Most requested anonymity.

      Below are some of the comments I received by phone..."

      and interesting comments indeed. this "judge" needs to find an accident people...fuq pig-assholes like this, and yes 'Judge' Yaffe...fuh q most most deliberately long and hard in every orifice you've got. Thank you very much. (The bible says 'the people' celebrate when pigs like this gasp their last and get on their merry merry way to hell.)

      --the 'link' image I used: Flaying of the Corrupt Judge Sisamnes Gerard David 1498-1499 Oil on panel Bruges, Groenige Museum

    • 2 years ago
  • unclecharlie
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      unclecharlie  

    • Attorney General the "Honorable" Jerry Brown? Whoa! You mean the one they call "Governor Moonbeam". (God Bless the late Mike Royko!) I hope Jerry Brown is not the California Space cadet that he once was......Attorney fine needs a serious investigation that will exonerate him.

    • 2 years ago
  • nursediesel
  • unclecharlie
  • nursediesel
  • MotherForTruth
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      MotherForTruth  

    • Great video and great information. Thank you regjoeshmo.
      It's about time that people speak up against judicial corruption. It is not as uncommon as media and politicians want us to believe. This case is not only about one specific instance of corruption. It is about our responsibility to watch closely so our democracy and freedom does not completely disappear.

    • 2 years ago
  • regjoeschmo
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      regjoeschmo  

    • The Attorney General Hon. Jerry Brown for the state of California will open up an investigation into Richard Fines situation, I am asking that everyone contact this office, thank him and let them know that you will be watching this investigation closely.

    • 2 years ago
  • VoyagerFilms
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      VoyagerFilms  

    • It really helps to write to your elected representatives, the Mayor, the Governor, the Attorney General and so forth, oh and don't forget the court of public opinion.

    • 2 years ago
  • kennymotown
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