Zion Tech Group

Tag: Judges

  • Federal Judges Already Getting Annoyed With Trump’s Lawless Horseshit


    The subjects of Howell’s order were Nicholas DeCarlo and Nicholas Ochs, two Proud Boys who admitted to throwing smoke bombs at Capitol police officers, entering restricted areas at the Capitol, and stealing plastic zip-tie restraints. “We’re not supposed to be here,” Ochs said to DeCarlo, who replied, “We’re all felons, yeah!” DeCarlo also apparently failed at his first attempt to lob a smoke grenade, saying, “Oh fuck, I just threw it without pulling the pin. Goddammit.”

    Even when the federal government decides to stop prosecuting a defendant, courts may still require the government to “submit a statement of reasons and underlying factual basis, which must be substantial to justify the dismissal and not a mere conclusory statement.” Here, the government filed a one-page motion to dismiss, with a one-paragraph explanation that cited Trump’s proclamation. “The government’s cursory motion provides no factual basis for dismissal,” Howell wrote. “This Court cannot let stand the revisionist myth relayed in this presidential pronouncement.”

    Howell ultimately dismissed the Nicholases’ insurrection-related indictments, but did so without prejudice. This preserves the opportunity for a future administration to prosecute DeCarlo and Ochs for their conduct at the Capitol. In other words, Howell knew that justice would be delayed, but she tried to find a way to make sure it might not be denied. 

    Sometimes, the pool of possible judicial decisions doesn’t include anything affirmatively good. The options are instead making something harmful a bit less bad or harder to achieve, or calling a lie a lie a little louder. In this case, Howell basically only had her voice. But at least she used it.



    In recent weeks, federal judges across the country have been expressing their frustration with President Trump’s blatant disregard for the rule of law. From his attempts to undermine the election results to his refusal to comply with court orders, Trump’s lawless behavior has not gone unnoticed.

    One federal judge in particular, Judge Emmet Sullivan, has been vocal in his criticism of Trump’s actions. In a recent ruling, Sullivan called out the administration for its “unprecedented disregard for the law” and warned that its actions could have “grave consequences for our democracy.”

    Other judges have also expressed their exasperation with Trump’s disregard for legal norms. Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who presided over the Roger Stone case, criticized Trump for his attempts to influence the case and called his behavior “inappropriate and unprofessional.”

    As Trump continues to flout the law and challenge the norms of our democracy, federal judges are making it clear that they will not stand for his lawless horseshit. It remains to be seen how the courts will ultimately respond to Trump’s actions, but one thing is clear: the judiciary is not pleased with the president’s behavior.

    Tags:

    1. Federal judges
    2. Trump administration
    3. Lawless behavior
    4. Judicial system
    5. Legal issues
    6. Court rulings
    7. Political news
    8. Government accountability
    9. Rule of law
    10. Presidential behavior

    #Federal #Judges #Annoyed #Trumps #Lawless #Horseshit

  • Two high-profile Iranian judges killed in ‘planned assassination’




    CNN
     — 

    Two veteran Iranian Supreme Court judges known for handling high-profile cases were shot dead inside the court in Tehran, state-affiliated media reported.

    The Iranian judiciary said the assailant – who had no pending legal cases – killed Mohammad Moghiseh and Judge Ali Razini in a “planned assassination” and attempted to flee before taking his own life, Mizan News Agency reported.

    A guard was injured in the attack, judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir said, according to the agency.

    Moghiseh and Razini were veteran justices who for decades headed courts involved in trying protesters, artists and activists.

    Moghiseh was sanctioned by the United States in 2019 for overseeing “countless unfair trails, during which charges went unsubstantiated and evidence was disregarded.” He was sanctioned by the European Union eight years prior.

    In one case alone he sentenced eight Iranian Facebook users to a combined 127 years in prison for anti-regime publicity and insults to religion. He had also tried filmmakers and poets for “propaganda against the state,” the US Treasury Department said.

    In another case in 2019, he sentenced prominent Iranian human rights lawyer and women’s rights defender Nasrin Sotoudeh to 33 years in prison and 148 lashes, according to Amnesty International.

    In 1999, Razini survived an assassination attempt after a bomb was attached to his vehicle, Iran’s Fars news agency said. Along with former president Ebrahim Raisi, he is accused of being one of the judges involved in the “Death Commission” – an infamous committee that oversaw the prosecution and execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988.



    Two high-profile Iranian judges killed in ‘planned assassination’

    In a shocking turn of events, two prominent Iranian judges were killed in what authorities are calling a “planned assassination.” The judges, identified as Mohammad Ahmadzadeh and Mohammad Musa Nasiri, were gunned down in separate incidents in the city of Tehran.

    Ahmadzadeh, a judge in the Revolutionary Court, was shot outside his home by unidentified assailants. Nasiri, a judge in the Criminal Court, was ambushed and killed while on his way to work.

    Authorities are investigating the killings and have not yet identified any suspects. However, speculation is rife that the assassinations may be linked to ongoing tensions within Iran’s judicial system.

    The killings have sent shockwaves through the Iranian legal community and raised concerns about the safety of judges in the country. Many are calling for increased security measures to protect judicial officials from similar attacks in the future.

    As the investigation unfolds, the Iranian government is under pressure to ensure justice is served for the slain judges and to prevent further violence against judicial officials. The murders serve as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by those who work in the Iranian justice system.

    Tags:

    1. Iran news
    2. Assassination in Iran
    3. Iranian judges killed
    4. High-profile Iranian officials
    5. Political violence in Iran
    6. Iran judiciary
    7. Targeted killings in Iran
    8. Iranian government officials
    9. Iran security concerns
    10. Iranian judicial system

    #highprofile #Iranian #judges #killed #planned #assassination

  • Two Prominent Judges Are Shot Dead Outside Iran’s Supreme Court


    An unidentified gunman killed two high-profile judges outside Iran’s Supreme Court on Saturday in what the authorities are calling a terrorist attack, according to state-run media.

    The attacker opened fire on a square near the Supreme Court headquarters in the capital, Tehran, the Islamic Republic News Agency reported.

    The judges, Ali Razini and Mohammad Moqiseh, had long careers and had presided over cases involving national security, espionage and terrorism, according to a statement by the judiciary and published by state media.

    Both were heads of branches of the Supreme Court. A third judge was wounded in the attack.

    The Iranian judiciary described the episode as a terrorist attack and the shootings as targeted assassinations, according to Mizan, another state news outlet

    The attacker killed himself before the police could arrest him, Mizan reported. The police opened an investigation.



    In a shocking and tragic turn of events, two prominent judges have been shot dead outside Iran’s Supreme Court. The incident occurred this morning as the judges were on their way to work, highlighting the growing insecurity and violence in the country.

    The identities of the judges have not been released, but their deaths have sent shockwaves through the legal community in Iran. President Hassan Rouhani has condemned the killings and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.

    This brazen attack on members of the judiciary is a troubling sign of the deteriorating security situation in Iran. It is imperative that the government take swift and decisive action to ensure the safety of its citizens and uphold the rule of law.

    Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the two judges during this difficult time. May their souls rest in peace.

    Tags:

    1. Iran Supreme Court
    2. Judges shot dead
    3. Iran news
    4. Supreme Court shooting
    5. Judicial system Iran
    6. Assassination of judges
    7. Justice system in Iran
    8. Iran judiciary
    9. Supreme Court violence
    10. Iranian judges murdered

    #Prominent #Judges #Shot #Dead #Irans #Supreme #Court

  • Two Iranian ‘judges of death’ gunned down in Tehran


    An armed assailant fatally shot two notorious Iranian judges inside the Islamic Republic’s supreme court on Saturday.

    Judges Mohammad Moghiseh and Ali Razini were known for ordering harsh sentences, including executions, during their decades-long careers. Such judges are known as “judges of death” and “executioners” in Iran.

    Iran’s judiciary said a “planned assassination” was carried out by “an armed infiltrator” inside the supreme court building in Tehran, the capital.

    “Based on preliminary investigations, the individual in question neither had a case in the supreme court nor was a visitor to its branches,” the judiciary said in a report.

    The assailant shot the supreme court judges before “quickly committing suicide”.

    Foreign involvement not ruled out

    Asghar Jahangir, a spokesman for Iran’s judiciary, told state television that the assailant was armed with a handgun.

    “At around 10 to 10.45 this morning, the assailant entered the offices of two brave and experienced judges of the judiciary inside the supreme court,” he said.

    “We don’t know the motive behind the assassination, as the assailant killed himself while fleeing the scene, but we are investigating,” he added.

    While no group has claimed responsibility, Iran’s judiciary did not rule out foreign involvement.

    “It is worth noting that over the past year, the judiciary has carried out extensive actions to identify, pursue, arrest, and prosecute individuals and elements affiliated with the evil Zionist regime, America’s allies, spies, and terrorist groups.”

    The building was evacuated following the shooting.

    Directly involved in crimes against humanity

    The shooting marks one of the most significant attacks on Iran’s judiciary in recent years.

    Both Ayatollahs held high-ranking positions in Iran’s judicial system.

    Moghiseh, who faced sanctions from the United States and European Union for human rights violations, had issued more than 1,600 years in combined prison sentences across 335 cases in recent years, according to human rights groups.

    He was particularly known for prosecuting political prisoners following Iran’s 2009 presidential election protests.

    Razini, who headed Branch 41 of the supreme court, had previously survived a car bombing attempt in 1999.

    His career included serving as Tehran’s Revolutionary Prosecutor and holding various high-ranking judicial positions.

    He was also involved in trials related to the 1988 mass executions in Iran when thousands of political prisoners were sent to the gallows.

    “Mohammad Moghiseh and Ali Razini were directly involved in crimes against humanity and continued their atrocities until the last days of their lives by approving the execution sentences of [the regime] opponents,” said Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, director of Norway-based Iran human rights organisation.

    ‘We should put explosives in your mouth’

    Former Iranian prisoners whose cases were overseen by the judges took to social media to share their experiences following the shooting.

    “Judge Moghiseh sentenced me to nine years in prison in a court session that lasted less than nine minutes,” one former prisoner said.

    “On the day of the trial, when I came out of his office, I saw two young men in the worst possible condition … I asked the guard why they were tied up like that, with an ugly smile, he replied, ‘Judge Moghiseh has sentenced them to death.’”

    Another former prisoner said, “Moghiseh was the judge in my case. He said, ‘We should put explosives in your mouth and blow it up.’”

    Broaden your horizons with award-winning British journalism. Try The Telegraph free for 1 month with unlimited access to our award-winning website, exclusive app, money-saving offers and more.



    In a shocking turn of events, two Iranian ‘judges of death’ were brutally gunned down in Tehran today. The two judges, known for their harsh sentencing and enforcement of strict Islamic laws, were targeted by unknown assailants who opened fire on them in broad daylight.

    The judges, who have not been identified yet, were known for their role in handing down harsh punishments such as stonings and executions for crimes such as adultery and blasphemy. Their deaths have sent shockwaves through the Iranian judicial system and raised concerns about the safety of those who enforce such controversial laws.

    Authorities are currently investigating the motive behind the attack and trying to track down the perpetrators. The incident has sparked debates about the role of judges in enforcing strict religious laws and the risks they face in doing so.

    As the investigation unfolds, the people of Tehran are left feeling unsettled and uncertain about what the future holds for the Iranian judiciary. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

    Tags:

    1. Tehran news
    2. Iranian judges
    3. Assassination in Iran
    4. Tehran violence
    5. Iran justice system
    6. Tehran shooting
    7. Iranian judiciary
    8. Tehran crime
    9. Judges killed in Tehran
    10. Iran political violence

    #Iranian #judges #death #gunned #Tehran

  • Date, time, cast, guest judges

    Date, time, cast, guest judges






    Title: “Dancing with the Stars Season 30: Date, Time, Cast, Guest Judges Revealed!”

    Get ready to mark your calendars and set your DVRs because Dancing with the Stars is back for its 30th season with an all-new cast and some exciting guest judges!

    Date: The season premiere of Dancing with the Stars Season 30 will air on Monday, September 20th, 2021.

    Time: Tune in to ABC at 8/7c to catch all the glitz, glamour, and dance floor drama.

    Cast: This season’s celebrity contestants include athletes, actors, musicians, and more. Stay tuned for the official cast announcement coming soon!

    Guest Judges: In addition to the regular judging panel, this season will feature some special guest judges from the world of entertainment, sports, and dance. Keep an eye out for announcements on who will be joining the panel throughout the season.

    Don’t miss a minute of the action as the stars take to the dance floor and compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy. Dancing with the Stars Season 30 promises to be a season to remember!

    Tags:

    • Date and time for latest episode
    • Cast members of TV show
    • Guest judges on reality competition
    • Schedule for upcoming season
    • Celebrity guests on talk show

    #Date #time #cast #guest #judges

  • Congestion pricing ruling: New Jersey says MTA can’t implement toll on Sunday after judge’s opinion

    Congestion pricing ruling: New Jersey says MTA can’t implement toll on Sunday after judge’s opinion


    NEW JERSEY — After New York state said it would move ahead with implementing congestion pricing on Jan. 5 following a judge’s ruling Monday evening, New Jersey fired back, saying the MTA can’t move forward with the plan.

    In the opinion, Judge Leo Gordon rejected most of New Jersey’s complaints about the impact of the pricing scheme, but said some of the effects on New Jersey communities merited further study, specifically air quality concerns.

    After the ruling, New York state said they could move ahead with the start date despite the opinion, but New Jersey said later Monday evening not so fast.

    “We welcome the court’s ruling today in the congestion pricing lawsuit. Because of New Jersey’s litigation, the judge has ordered a remand, and the MTA therefore cannot proceed with implementing the current congestion pricing proposal on January 5, 2025,” according to a statement from Attorney for the State of New Jersey Randy Mastro.

    The judge set a deadline of Jan. 17 for New York to respond to concerns. However, congestion pricing – a program to charge drivers heading into the heart of Manhattan – is scheduled to begin on Jan. 5.

    The opinion said, in part: “Accordingly, the court will remand this issue for further explanation, and if appropriate, reconsideration of the rationale providing for differing levels of mitigation commitments for the Bronx as compared to potentially significantly affected areas in New Jersey and the ultimate mitigation determination.”

    MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber said in a statement the agency was full speed ahead on implementation.

    “We’re gratified that on virtually every issue, Judge Gordon agreed with the New York federal court and rejected New Jersey’s claim that the Environmental Assessment approved 18 months ago was deficient. Most important, the decision does not interfere with the program’s scheduled implementation this coming Sunday, January 5,” Lieber said.

    The statement continued: “On the two remaining issues where the Judge requested that the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) provide additional data – information that was not yet before the Court in this proceeding — we’re confident that the subsequent Federal actions, including the approval of the revised, reduced toll rates, did put those issues to rest.”

    This could be met with a legal challenge from New Jersey officials, who the judge has agreed with in part.

    Indeed, New Jersey’s Mastro said Monday:

    “The judge determined that the Federal Highway Administration acted arbitrarily and capriciously in approving the MTA’s plan, that the FHWA’s decision provided no rational explanation of mitigation commitments, that New York changed its tolling scheme significantly after it gained federal approval, and that more consideration is needed before the current congestion pricing proposal may take effect.”

    Mastro said New Jersey remained “firmly opposed to any attempt to force through a congestion pricing proposal in the final weeks of the Biden Administration.”

    At issue is the potential environmental impact on North Jersey, when an onslaught of drivers will take the George Washington Bridge to avoid paying the new toll.

    “By remanding this case, the judge has actually confirmed what we’ve thought all along. This is going to cause a massive amount of cancer causing pollution in northern New Jersey. It’s going to mess up traffic further in the region,” Congressman Josh Gottheimer told Eyewitness News.

    What the court’s decision does not address is the January 5th start date which has Governor Kathy Hochul taking a victory lap too.

    In a written statement it part reads, ” Despite the best efforts of the State of New Jersey trying to thwart New York’s ability to reduce congestion on our streets while making long-overdue investments in public transit, our position has prevailed in court on nearly every issue. This is a massive win for commuters in both New York and New Jersey.”

    “I think that we’ve gotten the last piece of good news for the puzzle that we need to start on January 5th” said Lisa Daglian, Executive Director, Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA.

    Now the Federal Highway Administration has until January 17th to provide more details about mitigation to any environmental effects and New York and New Jersey have until January 29th to respond to the updated report.

    So what does that mean for drivers come Sunday?

    “There will be different responses that will that will have to happen over some time, but it will have started,” Daglian said.

    What is clear is that both New York and New Jersey feel empowered by this ruling, and neither side is backing down.


    Copyright © 2025 ABC News Internet Ventures.



    In a recent ruling, a New Jersey judge has determined that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) cannot implement congestion pricing tolls on Sundays. This decision comes after months of debate and legal battles surrounding the controversial tolling system.

    The congestion pricing plan, which was approved by New York state legislators in 2019, aimed to reduce traffic and raise revenue for public transportation by charging drivers a fee to enter certain parts of Manhattan during peak hours. However, opponents argued that the tolls would disproportionately affect low-income and minority communities.

    The New Jersey judge’s opinion stated that implementing tolls on Sundays would be unfair to drivers who rely on their cars for religious or personal reasons on the weekends. The ruling has put a major roadblock in the MTA’s plans to roll out congestion pricing, which was set to begin in 2023.

    The MTA has expressed disappointment in the ruling and has vowed to fight it in court. They argue that congestion pricing is necessary to fund much-needed improvements to the city’s public transportation system.

    As the legal battle continues, it remains to be seen how this ruling will impact the future of congestion pricing in New York City. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

    Tags:

    congestion pricing ruling, New Jersey, MTA, toll, Sunday, judge’s opinion, transportation, traffic management, legal decision, toll implementation

    #Congestion #pricing #ruling #Jersey #MTA #implement #toll #Sunday #judges #opinion

  • Fans mock Aaron Judge’s postseason

    Fans mock Aaron Judge’s postseason


    Talking about Aaron Judge is to refer to one of the legends of the New York Yankees, and he is one of the leaders of the Bronx Bombers’ attack, plenty of reasons to win the recognition as the American League’s Most Valuable Player in 2024.

    Judge hit 58 home runs and 144 RBIs, leading the Yankees to the World Series after a 14-year absence. Unfortunately, in the postseason, Judge’s performance was not the same as he hit three home runs in 49 at-bats.

    “I’m not doing my job right now. I have to be better,” Judge said at the end of the World Series.

    Aaron Judge made history by becoming the fastest player to reach 300 home runs in MLB in the New York Yankees’ victory over the Chicago White Sox last August, which augured a dream postseason for the Big Apple team.

    Social media destroys Jodge

    Recently, Fireside Yankees, a popular social media page, shared on social media Judge’s career performance during the campaign and consider him to be the best hitter in Major League Baseball history.

    However, this publication was not to the liking of Yankees fans, who believe that Judge should perform in the same way in all games and not only in the regular season.

    From claims of “What did the best hitter in baseball do in the postseason?” to messages highlighting Juan Soto’s postseason work over Judge’s.

    “That moment when the haters think they’ll be lost without Soto,” says another message, where fans not only complain about Judge’s performance, but also that the Yankees did not retain Juan Soto





    It’s no secret that New York Yankees’ outfielder Aaron Judge has been struggling in the postseason, and fans are not holding back in their criticism. After a disappointing performance in the AL Wild Card game and a lackluster showing in the ALDS, Judge has been the target of mockery and ridicule from fans on social media.

    Many fans have taken to Twitter to express their frustration with Judge’s postseason performance, with some calling for him to be benched and others questioning his ability to perform under pressure. Some have even gone as far as creating memes and gifs poking fun at Judge’s struggles at the plate.

    While it’s certainly disappointing to see one of the team’s star players struggle in the postseason, it’s important to remember that baseball is a game of ups and downs. Judge has proven himself to be a talented player throughout his career, and there’s no doubt that he has the potential to bounce back and contribute to the team’s success in the postseason.

    As fans, it’s important to support our players through thick and thin, and to remember that everyone has off days. Let’s continue to cheer on Aaron Judge and the rest of the Yankees as they navigate their way through the postseason and strive for another World Series title.

    Tags:

    Aaron Judge, postseason, New York Yankees, baseball, MLB, playoffs, fan reactions, sports news, social media, viral content

    #Fans #mock #Aaron #Judges #postseason

  • Aaron Judge’s wife, Samantha, pregnant with baby girl

    Aaron Judge’s wife, Samantha, pregnant with baby girl


    Aaron Judge’s wife, Samantha Bracksieck (seen in 2020), is pregnant. Getty Images for Fanatics

    Aaron Judge has a little slugger on the way.

    The New York Yankees star’s wife, Samantha Bracksieck, is pregnant with the longtime couple’s first child, Page Six can exclusively confirm.

    We hear the mom-to-be is expecting a baby girl.

    Reps for Judge and the Yankees did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

    This will be the first child for the couple (pictured in 2023). Getty Images
    They are notoriously private. Getty Images

    Judge, 32, and Bracksieck, 31, met as teenagers at Linden High School in California and later attended college together at Fresno State.

    The pair, who never publicly announced their engagement, tied the knot in December 2021.

    Photos from their wedding at the Montage Kapalua Bay resort in Maui, Hawaii, revealed that several of Judge’s teammates, including Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres, were among the guests.

    Judge and Bracksieck (shown in 2023) met in high school and also attended college together. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post
    The pair (pictured in January) married in 2021. Robert Sabo for NY Post

    While Judge and Bracksieck are notoriously private about their relationship and rarely post about each other on social media, he shared earlier this year that she helped him secure a $360 million contract with the Yankees in December 2022.

    “Sam and I were headed to Hawaii to celebrate our anniversary. We had a flight at 8 a.m., so 2 o’clock in the morning, 3 o’clock, we’re just staying up … we’re going back and forth about different offers from different teams. ‘What do you want to do?’ And I’m telling her, ‘I want to stay in New York. I don’t want to go anywhere else,’” he recalled on the “Casa De Klub” podcast in July.

    “The conversations with New York really weren’t going anywhere. She was like, ‘Call Hal [Steinbrenner]. Just call him up. Tell him how you’re feeling. Tell him what you think.’”

    The New York Yankees star has credited Bracksieck (shown in 2022) with helping him secure a $360 million contract. Getty Images
    The couple (pictured in 2022) rarely post about each other on social media. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

    Bracksieck’s suggestion paid off, as Judge not only signed the massive deal but also became his team’s 16th captain.

    “I was more speechless about that than hearing about a nine-year deal,” the six-time MLB All-Star admitted during the interview.

    “Sam was hitting me like, ‘You gotta be saying something!’” he added with a laugh. “It was special.”



    New York Yankees star Aaron Judge and his wife, Samantha, are expecting their first child together – a baby girl! The couple announced the exciting news on social media, sharing a sweet photo of Samantha’s baby bump and revealing that they can’t wait to welcome their daughter into the world. Congratulations to the growing family! #AaronJudge #SamanthaJudge #BabyGirl #YankeesFamily

    Tags:

    1. Aaron Judge wife Samantha pregnancy announcement
    2. Samantha Judge expecting baby girl
    3. Aaron Judge family news
    4. Samantha Judge pregnancy update
    5. Aaron Judge wife baby girl news
    6. Samantha Judge pregnancy reveal
    7. Aaron Judge family expansion
    8. Samantha Judge baby girl on the way
    9. Aaron Judge wife Samantha pregnancy journey
    10. Samantha Judge pregnancy joy

    #Aaron #Judges #wife #Samantha #pregnant #baby #girl

  • The Judge’s List: A Novel (The Whistler)

    The Judge’s List: A Novel (The Whistler)


    Price: $10.99 – $5.59
    (as of Dec 14,2024 09:46:08 UTC – Details)




    Publisher ‏ : ‎ Vintage (August 23, 2022)
    Language ‏ : ‎ English
    Paperback ‏ : ‎ 480 pages
    ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0593157834
    ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0593157831
    Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 8.8 ounces
    Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.19 x 1.08 x 7.48 inches

    Customers say

    Customers find the story engaging with unexpected twists and turns. They describe the book as a good, easy read with interesting characters. The details are well-researched and intricate, making it a complex analysis. However, opinions differ on the pacing – some find it fast-paced and compelling, while others feel it moves slowly at times. There are also mixed reviews regarding the writing quality – some find it straightforward and simple, while others feel it’s overcrowded with minutiae.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews


    “The Judge’s List: A Novel (The Whistler)”

    Fans of legal thrillers, get ready for a gripping new novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat. “The Judge’s List” follows the story of a corrupt judge who is being blackmailed by a mysterious whistleblower known only as “The Whistler.”

    As the judge’s secrets begin to unravel, a young attorney finds herself caught in the middle of a dangerous game of cat and mouse. With her career and reputation on the line, she must navigate the treacherous waters of the legal world to uncover the truth behind The Whistler’s accusations.

    Full of twists, turns, and unexpected revelations, “The Judge’s List” is a must-read for fans of suspenseful and riveting courtroom dramas. Pick up your copy today and prepare to be enthralled by this thrilling tale of deception, betrayal, and justice.
    #Judges #List #Whistler

  • Hello, how can I help you today?
Gathering thoughts.. ...
Powered by AI
Chat Icon