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101 Former Judges Ask the New York Bar to Investigate Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche

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Today, 101 former judges filed a complaint, asking the New York State Bar Attorney Grievance Commission to “initiate an investigation into Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche (Registration No. 4192456) for violation of the New York Rules of Professional Conduct.” The judges are joined by Democracy Defenders Fund and Lawyers Defending American Democracy.






There are three grounds for the request:

  • The role Blanche played in the settlement of Trump v. I.R.S., which the referral calls “fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.” They cite multiple ethics rules that prohibit lawyers from engaging in “Conduct that tends to reflect adversely on the legal profession as a whole and to undermine public confidence in it warrants disciplinary action,” before concluding, “Never could that be clearer than here.”
  • Blanche’s abuse of his authority at DOJ against personal and political enemies of his former client, Donald Trump. The complaint points out that this violates ethics rules against bringing frivolous cases, defined as “the lawyer knowingly advances a claim or defense that is unwarranted under existing law.” It also refers to a rule that prohibits lawyers from “engage[ing] in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice” and in harassing conduct.
  • Blanche’s “personal involvement in overseeing the Department of Justice’s botched and incomplete release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell under the Epstein Files Transparency Act (EFTA).” The complaint references “serious concerns” about Blanche’s interview of Ghislaine Maxwell. The complaint argues he failed to meet “expectations of competent and diligent representation of the United States,” that his work “was burdened by his own conflicts of interest,” and that overall, the circumstances “reflected adversely on his fitness as an attorney.” The complaint concludes that “The American public deserves an Attorney General who serves the interests of the Nation, and not those of a single man.”


There really isn't much if any room for debate over whether Todd is deserving of impeachment and removal from office. Nor is there any legitimate defense of him being recognized as the most corrupted AG in the country's history. Whatever the designed independence that existed in the past separating the running of the DoJ from the prez is now gone.

We will never know about the extent of the criminal behavior a normal DoJ would have prosecuted, or the country irreparably harmed, had this one not been almost entirely preoccupied with trump's corrupt personal agenda. An agenda that includes being in violation of the Epstein File Transparency Act for over 6 months. Every day that goes by the DoJ is breaking that law.

If we are to return to any semblance of normalcy, even if it fails, the country must show the capacity for responding to what has happened to a once revered agency of the government. The process of impeachment against Blanche must be initiated.
 
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Here are a few other examples.



50 Former GOP National Security Officials Slam Trump in Open Letter​


 
Trump first.

But otherwise yes, Blanche is yet another example of the corrupt, incompetent, and criminal Trump regime.
There are too many blind loyalist R's in the Senate to successfully impeach trump. Even with his popularity in the tank.

But I agree with your recognition that something big needs to happen to jolt the country back to a sense that threats to the nation have to be addressed. The people are incensed so Congress should respond if only to display our outrage.
 
Here are a few other examples.



50 Former GOP National Security Officials Slam Trump in Open Letter​


We are still waiting the Republican Senate to pass judges. They did nothing. We are lied to. Shillapalooza.
 
There are too many blind loyalist R's in the Senate to successfully impeach trump. Even with his popularity in the tank.

But I agree with your recognition that something big needs to happen to jolt the country back to a sense that threats to the nation have to be addressed. The people are incensed so Congress should respond if only to display our outrage.
What would you idiots impeach Trump for this time?
 
I confess to having around 80 of the most ignorant trumples on ignore so I may be missing some replies. But the lack of response by the others tells me even they realize the truth behind this thread.

The reason Blanche is acting AG while having been nominated to be permanent AG is because he'll do anything trump tells him to do. He's a facilitator of trump's every desire, not the people's AG.
 
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101 Former Judges Ask the New York Bar to Investigate Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche

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Today, 101 former judges filed a complaint, asking the New York State Bar Attorney Grievance Commission to “initiate an investigation into Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche (Registration No. 4192456) for violation of the New York Rules of Professional Conduct.” The judges are joined by Democracy Defenders Fund and Lawyers Defending American Democracy.






There are three grounds for the request:

  • The role Blanche played in the settlement of Trump v. I.R.S., which the referral calls “fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.” They cite multiple ethics rules that prohibit lawyers from engaging in “Conduct that tends to reflect adversely on the legal profession as a whole and to undermine public confidence in it warrants disciplinary action,” before concluding, “Never could that be clearer than here.”
  • Blanche’s abuse of his authority at DOJ against personal and political enemies of his former client, Donald Trump. The complaint points out that this violates ethics rules against bringing frivolous cases, defined as “the lawyer knowingly advances a claim or defense that is unwarranted under existing law.” It also refers to a rule that prohibits lawyers from “engage[ing] in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice” and in harassing conduct.
  • Blanche’s “personal involvement in overseeing the Department of Justice’s botched and incomplete release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell under the Epstein Files Transparency Act (EFTA).” The complaint references “serious concerns” about Blanche’s interview of Ghislaine Maxwell. The complaint argues he failed to meet “expectations of competent and diligent representation of the United States,” that his work “was burdened by his own conflicts of interest,” and that overall, the circumstances “reflected adversely on his fitness as an attorney.” The complaint concludes that “The American public deserves an Attorney General who serves the interests of the Nation, and not those of a single man.”


There really isn't much if any room for debate over whether Todd is deserving of impeachment and removal from office. Nor is there any legitimate defense of him being recognized as the most corrupted AG in the country's history. Whatever the designed independence that existed in the past separating the running of the DoJ from the prez is now gone.

We will never know about the extent of the criminal behavior a normal DoJ would have prosecuted, or the country irreparably harmed, had this one not been almost entirely preoccupied with trump's corrupt personal agenda. An agenda that includes being in violation of the Epstein File Transparency Act for over 6 months. Every day that goes by the DoJ is breaking that law.

If we are to return to any semblance of normalcy, even if it fails, the country must show the capacity for responding to what has happened to a once revered agency of the government. The process of impeachment against Blanche must be initiated.
Sounds like something you'd better get on right away.
 
I confess to having around 80 of the most ignorant trumples on ignore so I may be missing some replies. But the lack of response by the others tells me even they realize the truth behind this thread.

The reason Blanche is acting AG while having been nominated to be permanent AG is because he'll do anything trump tells him to do. He's a facilitator of trump's every desire, not the people's AG.
Kinda like a “Wingman”’?
 
If we are to return to any semblance of normalcy, even if it fails, the country must show the capacity for responding to what has happened to a once revered agency of the government. The process of impeachment against Blanche must be initiated.
They wanted to destroy our institutions and it's certainly working.

Trump demands that his lawyers break whatever rule needs to be broken, he demands that they constantly file frivolous suits and make absolutely stupid claims, and they pay the price for it. I don't know if he gets blackmail material on them, threatens their families, whatever. But they are immediately stained, and how long is that list now? Meanwhile, he stays out of trouble.

His mentor, infamous mob lawyer Roy Cohn, taught him well.

How far we've fallen.
 
Sounds like something you'd better get on right away.
Agree or disagree?

  • The role Blanche played in the settlement of Trump v. I.R.S., which the referral calls “fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.” They cite multiple ethics rules that prohibit lawyers from engaging in “Conduct that tends to reflect adversely on the legal profession as a whole and to undermine public confidence in it warrants disciplinary action,” before concluding, “Never could that be clearer than here.”
 
Agree or disagree?

  • The role Blanche played in the settlement of Trump v. I.R.S., which the referral calls “fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.” They cite multiple ethics rules that prohibit lawyers from engaging in “Conduct that tends to reflect adversely on the legal profession as a whole and to undermine public confidence in it warrants disciplinary action,” before concluding, “Never could that be clearer than here.”
I agree that they're complaining about stuff. Whether they are right or have grounds for complaint is not my call, so it would be fruitless to derive an opinion from that opinion. Either way, it sounds very important and I wonder why you're wasting your time on screeching about it here instead of working on it.
 
They wanted to destroy our institutions and it's certainly working.

Trump demands that his lawyers break whatever rule needs to be broken, he demands that they constantly file frivolous suits, and they pay the price for it. I don't know if he gets blackmail material on them, threatens their families, whatever. But they are immediately stained, and how long is that list now? Meanwhile, he stays out of trouble.

His mentor, infamous mob lawyer Roy Cohn, taught him well.

How far we've fallen.
Dotard desperately wants to build a national database of voters. His plan is to have his administration control who stays on the list and who gets removed. He has issued unconstitutional executive orders to accomplish this goal, and the U.S. Postal Service has proposed a new rule to do his bidding. The problem for trump is that his DoJ keeps losing cases that it needs to access this critical data. These defeats threaten to derail trump's signature plan to subvert the 2026 midterm elections.

Yesterday, a federal judge in Maryland handed the DoJ its ninth defeat in a series of 31 cases the department has filed to gain access to state voter files. The DoJ has yet to win a single one. The court wrote that it "joins every court to have addressed this issue in concluding that [a state voter file] is not a record or paper that a state must produce to the United States."

Of note, of the nine cases the DoJ has lost, five were decided by judges nominated by trump.
 
I agree that they're complaining about stuff.
Do you agree Blanche's actions were.......“fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.”
 
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Dotard desperately wants to build a national database of voters. His plan is to have his administration control who stays on the list and who gets removed. He has issued unconstitutional executive orders to accomplish this goal, and the U.S. Postal Service has proposed a new rule to do his bidding. The problem for trump is that his DoJ keeps losing cases that it needs to access this critical data. These defeats threaten to derail trump's signature plan to subvert the 2026 midterm elections.

Yesterday, a federal judge in Maryland handed the DoJ its ninth defeat in a series of 31 cases the department has filed to gain access to state voter files. The DoJ has yet to win a single one. The court wrote that it "joins every court to have addressed this issue in concluding that [a state voter file] is not a record or paper that a state must produce to the United States."

Of note, of the nine cases the DoJ has lost, five were decided by judges nominated by trump.
Our once-respected DOJ is in the toilet.

When Trump-appointed judges laugh his shameless pet lawyers out of court, way back when -- including the "rigged election" garbage -- that tells you all you need to know. He is a menace.
 
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They wanted to destroy our institutions and it's certainly working.

Trump demands that his lawyers break whatever rule needs to be broken, he demands that they constantly file frivolous suits and make absolutely stupid claims, and they pay the price for it. I don't know if he gets blackmail material on them, threatens their families, whatever. But they are immediately stained, and how long is that list now? Meanwhile, he stays out of trouble.

His mentor, infamous mob lawyer Roy Cohn, taught him well.

How far we've fallen.
Link to these demands, liar.

I predict this lying sack of. Ermin shit will have nothing.

Mac1958
 
Do you agree Blanche's actions were.......“fundamentally incompatible with his ethical obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Responsibility.”
Nope. They were incompatible with NY’s Terminal TDS.
 
Our once-respected DOJ is in the toilet.

When Trump-appointed judges laugh his shameless pet lawyers out of court, way back when -- including the "rigged election" garbage -- that tells you all you need to know. He is a menace.
That ship sailed with Barry Hussein’s gun running “Wingman” AG, Simp.
 

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