JUDGE EDITH H. JONES Tells Harvard Law School: "American Legal System Is Corrupt Beyond Recognition"

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[Dead Corpse]

What's her stance on the Second Amendment?

[kjo]

Yes. I'm surprised these remarks didn't cause a near riot at Harvard. This woman makes so much sense that clearly she has no shot at the court.

[Loyal Buckeye]

The law is what the courts want to make it.

[sharktrager]

I agree. She seems to represent what the Founding Fathers intended a Supreme Court Justice to be, which is a death sentence as a nominee.

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Not for the timid

[cynicom]

lawyer...One who manipulates the law for personal gain and financial profit.

[Lurker]

I second that.

L

[D Rider]

Good grief, put this woman on SCOTUS.

Bump

[aculeus]

BTTT

[Constitutionalist Conservative]

Corrected link

[Zack Nguyen]

Thanks!

[basil]

A few students seem to escape the brain-washing, it seems.

[longtermmemmory]

BUMP

(because it is all so very very very very very very very true.)


and the mandatory Bars refuse to do anything because they support the incivility.

[EternalVigilance]

Judge Jones is proof that there is still hope yet...

[zeugma]

Bump. This needs more visibility.

[YaYa123]

Hi basil, The BIG surprise here is, Harvard allows The Federalist Society on campus. Who knew?

I like the idea of a another independent, big sky western woman replacing Sandra Day. Democrats will have a hard time arguing with that word picture after they've professed their admiration so strong for O'Connor.

And forgive me mentioning the London tragedy in this context, but the Democrats are going to look pretty darn bad if they continue to thwart the nomination process after this 9-ll wake up call. We're at war, and democrats better remember that.

[dangus]

Why I do believe Edith is campaigning. ;^D

[dangus]

>> I saw the movie 'Chicago' with Richard Gere the other day. >>

What's she doing hanging out with Richa--- Oh, nevermind.

[basil]

Hi, YA YA!

I'm not sure the Dims ever got the concept that we are at war. They still think the prisoners we take should be tried in a court of law like they were American citizens! How skewed is that?

[american spirit]

Isn't it interesting that we have a legal system that is so convoluted that we now live in a time where two different lawyers can have such diametrically opposed views on how a certain law should be interpreted and adjudicated?

[jrp]

She was speaking to members of the Federalist Society. I'm sure her remarks would not have gone over well with the general student body.

The Federalist Society consists of libertarians and conservatives interested in the current state of the legal profession.