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Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission: There's No Shame In Our Game

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Wed Oct 24, 2012 at 03:03:45 PM EST
Tags: Justice Diane M. Hathaway, Ethics, Shell Games, Mortgage Fraud, Progressives, Michigan Democratic Party, FBI, AG Schuette, MJTC, SCOMI, NObama, Dump Debbie (all tags)

via The Detroit News

The Judicial Tenure Commission has issued a public censure of Third Circuit Court Judge Wade H. McCree on Wednesday in response to the judge emailing a semi-nude photo of himself to a number of people in June 2010.
Among those who received the self-shot photo on her cell phone was a married female Wayne County Sheriff's Department deputy who worked as a bailiff in Wade's courtroom.
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According to its website, the Judicial Tenure Commission serves to promote the integrity of the judicial process and preserve public confidence in the courts.
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Speaking of exposed boobs...

Why didn't this take priority?

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Justice Marilyn Kelly .. busy vacationing?

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Thu Aug 30, 2012 at 08:00:46 PM EST
Tags: Justice Marilyn Kelly, Work schmirk, Vaca time Baby!, Typical Democrat, Justice Diane M. Hathaway, SCOMI, FBI, AG Schuette, MJTC, Ethics, Shell Games, Mortgage Fraud, Progressives, DRIC-NITC, Michigan Democratic Party, NObama, Anyone but Stabenow (all tags)

via The Detroit News

Michigan Supreme Court justices Thursday afternoon are dissecting legal challenges mounted to stop four proposed constitutional amendments from getting on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
At issue is whether proposals seeking eight new casinos, strengthening collective bargaining rights and placing restrictions on raising taxes and building new international bridges and tunnels make undisclosed changes to the state constitution.
The hearing is a latest development in a high-stakes election-year battle to place as many as six constitutional amendments on the ballot.
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[Solicitor General John] Bursch was arguing against the collective bargaining, casino expansion and bridge amendments on behalf of Gov. Rick Snyder and Attorney General Bill Schuette.
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Hmmm, a 4-2 SCOMI should be fun to watch, eh? But, as always, "zero Michigan taxpayer dollars are involved" with fighting for the Nerd's DRIC in court. Like ObamaCare, just wait until you see how much that "free" bridge costs all of us.

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A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

Challenge For Rep Brown and Democrat Vajayjays Everywhere

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Thu Jun 21, 2012 at 08:50:03 AM EST
Tags: Justice Diane M. Hathaway, Ethics, SCOMI, Shell Games, Mortgage Fraud, Progressives, Michigan Democratic Party, NObama, Anyone but Stabenow (all tags)

Rep Lisa Brown (D-bag), would you care to take the lead of Justice Diane Hathaway into the stirrups for thorough examination?

via The Detroit News

Commentary: Hathaway land deal merits investigation
Maybe it's too cut and dried. Or perhaps it isn't very sexy. For whatever reason, it appears there is no confirmed, official, criminal investigation into whether Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway committed fraud by hiding assets in order to get a short sale on a home she owned.
It supposedly went something like this: Hathaway, elected to the state's highest court in 2008, owned several homes, including one in Florida that WXYZ-TV Channel 7 described as a mini-mansion that sits on a golf course.
Hathaway bought the home in question, at 15834 Lakeview in Grosse Pointe, on Sept. 21, 2001, for $1.475 million. On Oct. 10, 2010, she listed the home for sale for $1.2 million. On May 2, 2011, she listed the home subject to a short sale, and on Nov. 8, 2011, the home was approved for a short sale for $840,000.
Presumably, the short sale saved Hathaway from a few hundred thousand in mortgage payments. A short sale is a sale in which lender(s) will accept less than the amount owed on the home in order to sell it. Normally, short sales occur because something dreadful happened, e.g., debilitating illness, job loss, etc., and the debtor cannot make his or her payments, and everyone wants to avoid foreclosure.
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If I remember correctly that Lefty whine goes... No Justice - No Peace

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