A San Antonio lawyer pleaded guilty Monday to bribing a state district judge in exchange for favorable rulings on cases.
Alberto “Al” Acevedo Jr., 60, admitted he bribed then-144th District Judge Angus McGinty with less than $10,000.
Monday, March 17, 2014
SA judicial bribery case unfolding
The SA Express-News reported today that:
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I bet it was worth it!
I bet Mary Green was the prosecutor in this case, do your homework.
Why don't you do some homework and tell us, 8:49. I don't take assignments from anonymous blog commenters.
Scott, did you see this hilarious video of the federal judge caught DWI then trying to evade police?
http://ontheoffbeat.com/content/federal-judge-leads-chase-police-her-house-then-claims-protection-being-her-own-property
Tell 'em, Grits. lmbo
I bet Willie Nelson has a guitar. Exactly, who gives a rat's ass who the Prosecutor was.
The SA article fails to mention anything related to the bribee (judge). The 10 year maximum for bribing & accepting them needs to be changed to life. But we'll never see lawyers (Law Makers) act on it. It'll have to be forced on them by the public. Let me know when they wake up, they need to know how their funds are being wasted in the tuff-on-crime game. I know, they already know.
Why in the hell there are no real checks & balances in place to prevent, discourage and ferret out courthouse criminals as well as mandatory repayment to the taxpayers is a rolling joke. 10 years max is a joke. Throw in the fact that plea bargains are allowed on the table for the corrupt (that take responsibility after they are caught) and you can actually smell the rigged system a mile away.
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Criminal justice south = corruption.
Tarrant County is going to have it's own fun with a JP:
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