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By John Wesley Hall, Jr.

AZ Court of Appeals enjoins probable retaliatory search of judge's chambers In the ongoing clusterfuck known as Maricopa County where a court security officer was held in contempt and ordered to jail for taking a paper from defense counsel's file in open court, on video, in front of the judge, the Arizona Court of Appeals today issued a temporary injunction against a possible retaliatory search of the judge's chambers and home by the Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office has accused the judge who held the deputy in contempt of bribery. The first link will take you another link to other articles. Maricopa County sounds like a banana republic where the Sheriff can intimidate any official he wants.

Full post as published by Fourth Amendment on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).