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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsJohn Eastman's Expert in Disbarment Proceeding Disqualified
This makes me smile. Opinion evidence is not relevant to the issues in this proceeding
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https://www.atthelectern.com/former-justice-brown-disqualified-as-expert-for-john-eastman/
Former Justice Brown disqualified as expert for John Eastman [Updated]
by David Ettinger
John Eastman, the attorney who faces possible disbarment by the California Supreme Court for his role in trying to overturn President Bidens 2020 election, in March designated former California Supreme Court Justice and former federal Court of Appeals Judge Janice Rogers Brown as one of seven expert witnesses in the State Bars disciplinary proceedings against him. The Office of Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar objected.
On Tuesday, a State Bar Court judge agreed with the OCTC.
In their expert witnesses designation, Eastmans attorneys said that Brown was expected to testify regarding her opinion that the California State Bar seems to be moving into unchartered [sic] territory with seeking to discipline an attorney on one side of a contentious legal fight. The judges order says, Judge Browns opinion regarding the unprecedented nature of OCTC pursuing charges against Respondent is not relevant to the courts determination of Respondents culpability for violating the Rules of Professional Conduct or Business and Professions Code.
by David Ettinger
John Eastman, the attorney who faces possible disbarment by the California Supreme Court for his role in trying to overturn President Bidens 2020 election, in March designated former California Supreme Court Justice and former federal Court of Appeals Judge Janice Rogers Brown as one of seven expert witnesses in the State Bars disciplinary proceedings against him. The Office of Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar objected.
On Tuesday, a State Bar Court judge agreed with the OCTC.
In their expert witnesses designation, Eastmans attorneys said that Brown was expected to testify regarding her opinion that the California State Bar seems to be moving into unchartered [sic] territory with seeking to discipline an attorney on one side of a contentious legal fight. The judges order says, Judge Browns opinion regarding the unprecedented nature of OCTC pursuing charges against Respondent is not relevant to the courts determination of Respondents culpability for violating the Rules of Professional Conduct or Business and Professions Code.
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John Eastman's Expert in Disbarment Proceeding Disqualified (Original Post)
LetMyPeopleVote
May 2023
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Karadeniz
(22,563 posts)1. Yay !!!!
KPN
(15,647 posts)2. Cool. This goes right to the basic problem presented and imposed on society
by these right-wing whackos as a whole: they steadfastly believe their opinions are facts.
BumRushDaShow
(129,339 posts)3. LOL
Based on that "opinion" then any disbarment would be considered "uncharted territory".