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Samuel Kent Games System Until Very End

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Texas federal judge Samuel Kent, whose Edith Jones and other members of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals attempted to cover-up, is soon going to prison on charges relating to sexual assault.  He is still getting a salary.  Initially, he had applied for permanent disability.  Had he received disabled status, he would have drawn a federal salary for the rest of his life.  Edith Jones, realizing that the nation was now watching her, denied his request.  Just Kent had refused to resign, lest he lose federal benefits.  The House of Representatives intends on impeaching him.  What does Kent do?In a very clever move, he has resigned - effective one year from today.  The Texas Lawyer reports:"Judge Kent will be giving notice to the president [in a letter] as soon as it's sent today that he's resigning his position as a district judge effective June 1, 2010," DeGuerin says...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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