Posted on October 28, 2008 by E.M.
Crossposted at Oxdown Gazette.
Patrick J. Rogers is the New Mexico attorney who represents and advises the Republican Party of New Mexico on its voter suppression efforts. I have documented from the public record Mr. Rogers’ conduct that violates the New Mexico Rules of Professional Conduct. Unfortunately, the state bar system requires that a [...]
Filed under: Attorney Grievance Applications, Patrick J. Rogers | Tagged: ACORN, Al Romero, Alberto Gonzales, Albuquerque, Alfredo Romero, American Center for Voting Rights, Associated Press, Bar Association, Bernalillo County, Bernalillo County Clerk, Brennan Center for Justice, Brittany Rivera, David Iglesias, Department of Justice, Donald Wine, Emily Garcia, Ethical Violation, firedoglake, Francisco Martinez, Gary King, Gerry Hebert, GOP, Grievance, Grievance Project, Guadalupe Bojorquez, Gwyneth Doland, Harriet Miers, Jenais Griego, John Boehner, John McCain, John Yoo, Jon Greenbaum, Justine Fox-Young, Kari Brandenburg, Kyle Sampson, Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights, Lisa Murkowski, Loyola Law School, Mark "Thor" Hearne, Mark Everett Fuller, Melanie Dabovich, Michael J. Elston, Michael Slater, Modrall Sperling, Monica Goodling, Monica Marie Goodling, New Mexico, New Mexico Bar Association, New Mexico Independent, Oxdown Gazette, Pat Rogers, Patrick J. Rogers, Professional Misconduct, Project Vote, Republican Party, Republican Party of New Mexico, Republicans | 7 Comments »
Posted on October 1, 2008 by E.M.
Updated March 10, 2009 to reflect Mr. Sampson’s leave of absence from Hunton & Williams.
Cross-posted at the Oxdown Gazette, Firedoglake’s new diary blog.
My third e-mail to Ms. Field:
Andrea Bear Field
DC Office Managing Partner
Hunton & Williams
cc: Kyle D. Sampson , Partner
Hunton & Williams
Dear Ms. Field,
On behalf of The Grievance Project, I would appreciate Hunton & Williams’s [...]
Filed under: Alberto Gonzales, General Post, Harriet E. Miers, Kyle D. Sampson, The Grievance Project | Tagged: Alberto Gonzales, Andrea Bear Field, Balkinization, Bud Cummins, Chris Oprison, David Iglesias, Dianne Feinstein, Grievance Project, Harriet Miers, Hunton & Williams, Karl Rove, Kevin Ryan, Kyle Sampson, Marty Lederman, Monica Goodling, Nora Dannehy, Office of Professional Responsibility, Office of the Inspector Generals, Patrick Leahy, Paul McNulty, Richard Hertling, Rules of Professional Conduct, Special Prosecutor, Timothy Griffin, Utah, Washington D.C., William Moschella | 1 Comment »
Posted on March 5, 2008 by E.M.
As reported by Jason Leopold at the Online Journal on February 29, 2008, (h/t nonnie9999), Alberto Gonzales not only engaged in unethical conduct, but likely also engaged in conduct that was criminal:
John McKay, the former US attorney for the Western District of Washington who was also fired in late 2006 for reasons that appear to [...]
Filed under: Alberto Gonzales, General Post | Tagged: Alberto Gonzales, Allen Weh, American Center for Voting Rights, David Iglesias, Department of Justice, Ethical Violation, Grievance, Jason Leopold, John Edwards, John McKay, Karl Rove, Matthew Friedrich, Michael Mukasey, Mickey Barnett, Monica Goodling, Pat Rogers, Pete Domenici, Professional Misconduct, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Republicans, Rumaldo Armijo, Voter Fraud | 11 Comments »
Posted on October 4, 2007 by E.M.
Updated July 28, 2008, to include the recent report, An Investigation of Allegations of Politicized Hiring by Monica Goodling and Other Staff in the Office of the Attorney General, by the United States Department of Justice Office of Professional Responsibility and Office of the Inspector General, which concluded that Kyle D. Sampson engaged in conduct [...]
Filed under: Attorney Grievance Applications, Kyle D. Sampson | Tagged: Alberto Gonzales, Bud Cummins, D.C., David Iglesias, Harriet Miers, Karl Rove, Kyle Sampson, Mark Pryor, Monica Goodling, Professional Misconduct, Richard Hertling, Timothy Griffin, Utah, Washington, William Moschella | 21 Comments »
Posted on October 3, 2007 by E.M.
This morning, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced that he will leave the Department of Justice, after two and a half years of service to the department. Al Gonzales is a man of integrity, decency and principle. And I have reluctantly accepted his resignation, with great appreciation for the service that he has provided for our [...]
Filed under: Alberto Gonzales, Attorney Grievance Applications | Tagged: Alberto Gonzales, Andrew Card, Bar Association, Bud Collins, Charles Schumer, David Iglesias, Dennis Hastert, Department of Justice, Ethical Violation, Fred Fielding, George W. Bush, Grievance, Harriet Miers, Henry Waxman, Jack Goldsmith, James Comey, John Ashcroft, John Conyers, John D. Rockefeller, John Negroponte, Karl Rove, Kyle Sampson, Mark Pryor, Monica Goodling, Nancy Pelosi, Patrick Leahy, Paul Hodes, Paul Twomey, Pete Domenici, Professional Misconduct, Robert Mueller, Susan Ralston, Texas, Timothy Griffin, Tom Daschle, William Moschella | 23 Comments »
Stumble It!
It’s not paranoia if they ARE out to get you, No. 6
At No Comment, Scott Horton continues with his stellar reporting on the politicization of, and abuse of power in, the Department of Justice with this July 23, 2008 post of his Six Questions for Former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias, Author of In Justice. Mr. Iglesias. one of the United States Attorneys fired by DoJ [...]
Filed under: General Post, Paranoia | Tagged: A Few Good Men, Aaron Sorkin, American Center for Voting Rights, Craig Donsanto, David Iglesias, Department of Justice, Heather Wilson, John McKay, Missouri, New Mexico, No Comment, Paranoia, Pat Rogers, Pete Domenici, Republicans, Rumaldo Armijo, Scott Horton, Todd Graves, Voter Fraud, Washington | Leave a Comment »