The Noemite Legal Team [As US Prosecutors, With Duties To The PUBLIC] Is Plainly In Contiuning Violation Of TN Rule of Professional Conduct 3.8(f)...

Welp. Not surprising. But disgusting -- just the same.

I could be forgiven for surmising that now, Noem knows she will never get to trial on this case -- and so, she is just doing as much collateral damage as she can -- to the rule of law, in the US. She likely has been briefed, that the Tennessee case is likely soon to be tossed, for her own misconduct -- and the Maryland case will soon see Mr. Abrego Garcia walk out of PA -- a free man. Also due to other -- and vast -- governmental misconduct.

Thus this would explain why the government hasn't turned over the "selective enforcement" memos and emails, that led to charging -- as multiple felonies -- a three year old traffic stop -- where no misdemeanor tickets were issued, and no one even went to a police station (for a chin-waggle). . . they never will show their cards. They will just allow USDC Judge Crenshaw to dismiss it. But he must do more, and Mr. Hecker is correct -- the involved lawyers need to see proceedings against their respective law licenses -- locally:

. . .Mr. McGuire’s and Mr. Harley’s reports are facially insufficient under the Court’s Order, because neither report addresses whether Mr. McGuire and Mr. Harley have taken any steps at all to discourage those “assisting or associated with the prosecutor[s]” -- which includes DOJ leadership -- and “investigators” and “law enforcement personnel” -- which includes DHS officials -- to refrain from making prejudicial extrajudicial statements about this case. Id.

If Mr. McGuire and Mr. Harley have taken steps to comply with their ethical obligations, those steps have been wholly ineffective, which is plain from the extraordinary volume of prejudicial extrajudicial statements that have been made throughout this case. But at the very least, they should be required to report on any steps they have taken, including so that the Court may assess whether it is appropriate to order that additional steps be undertaken to discourage extrajudicial statements in compliance with the Rule. Accordingly, and for the reasons stated in Mr. Abrego’s motion (Dkt. 118), Mr. Abrego respectfully requests that the Court enter an order requiring (1) Mr. McGuire and Mr. Harley to file amended reports with the additional information required by Tennessee Rule of Professional Conduct 3.8(f), and (2) that all DHS and DOJ officials involved in this case, and all officials in their supervisory chain, including Attorney General Bondi and Secretary Noem, refrain from making extrajudicial comments that pose a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing this proceeding. . . .

Damn. At the moment, this is still the time of. . . out of her (extensions-laden) numb-skull ICE-Barbie / Kristi Noem. But it is also soon drawing to a close, as that much will come from her lawyers being suspended or disbarred, for prosecutorial misconduct, against Mr. Abrego Garcia, down in Music City.

See you all on the third through fifth of November down there -- at the old Union Station lobby bar. Out.

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