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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: K Frame on August 05, 2019, 10:01:08 AM
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Some amusing video of the proceedings and aftermath.
Judge used her position to try to help her brother keep his civil service job and now she's having to pay for it.
https://nypost.com/2019/07/23/former-judge-dragged-out-of-courtroom-following-own-sentencing/
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I am sure the juvenile courts in that area will be hurt with that loss.
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Cries of racism in 10,9,8,7.......
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Cries of racism in 10,9,8,7.......
Dude, you are way too late. That started the day the investigation became public.
This case is notorious in Ohio. She ruled from the bench like a crazy queen out of Game of Thrones.
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/crime-and-courts/2019/07/24/what-did-tracie-hunter-do-explained-and-timeline-jail/1814169001/
This article contains an outline of the events leading up to her being dragged from the courtroom. Some highlights include...
- hiding case files and documents to prevent the prosecution from appealing her decisions against them.
- back dating court documents to further inhibit prosecution appeals
- delaying filing decisions while holding juveniles in lock-up. Can't appeal until the decision is filed.
- delaying decisions in custody cases, leaving kids in foster homes longer than necessary
- using a county credit card to pay her personal attorney fees.
Out of official records, attorneys I know who had cases in front of her will share stories of a judge who saw herself as the lord of the courthouse. She treated rules of ethics as an afterthought, often ordering young people to do community service at the church where she was a pastor, and allegedly at the homes of friends and family. Attorneys who disagreed with her and argued their cases, no matter how proper they acted, were held in contempt.
People who are arguing racism refuse to see the reality of the situation, or simply ignore it. Who cares if she wrongfully obtained confidential psychological records of the kid her brother punched in the face? She was just helping her family.
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Cincinnatian here...It has been a real *expletive deleted*it show. She has tried every trick in the book once she was convicted to stall her sentencing. The judge the finally implemented her sentence, is not the original trial judge. The original trial judge retired. Her supporters are rabid. They showed up at the sentencing judge's house, after she was taken to jail, and protested outside of his house. One of her supporters is a sitting Ohio State Senator and he was at the judge's house protesting. Her election was even controversial, here is a more complete timeline (https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/tracie-hunter-timeline-conflict-follows-judge-from-election-to-trial (https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/tracie-hunter-timeline-conflict-follows-judge-from-election-to-trial)). *expletive deleted*ing *expletive deleted*it show and a half. Also, if you look at any picture of her she got the crazy eyes.
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Cincinnatian here...It has been a real *expletive deleted*it show. She has tried every trick in the book once she was convicted to stall her sentencing. The judge the finally implemented her sentence, is not the original trial judge. The original trial judge retired. Her supporters are rabid. They showed up at the sentencing judge's house, after she was taken to jail, and protested outside of his house. One of her supporters is a sitting Ohio State Senator and he was at the judge's house protesting. Her election was even controversial, here is a more complete timeline (https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/tracie-hunter-timeline-conflict-follows-judge-from-election-to-trial (https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/tracie-hunter-timeline-conflict-follows-judge-from-election-to-trial)). *expletive deleted*ing *expletive deleted*it show and a half. Also, if you look at any picture of her she got the crazy eyes.
Reading that timeline... WOW.
Also, there was apparently a whole lot of federal meddling that had no reason to get involved. I also see that race DID play a big role in this case- the black jurors were unwilling to convict her of crimes. I'm shocked they got them to vote guilty (if only for a short time) on the one that was apparently too blatant (momentarily) for them to ignore because of her race.
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IMO, people like her should get triple the normal sentence simply because of all the lives she can screw up with her decisions. Makes you wonder who she is doing favors for (and what) to get all those supporters.
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While she was likely doing favors for some folks, I suspect a lot of what drove her actions was a monumental ego.
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Has she announced her 2020 campaign yet?
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Has she announced her 2020 campaign yet?
Does she really have to?
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"using a county credit card to pay her personal attorney fees."
So why isn't she facing fraud, theft, and malfeasance in office charges?
One would think that it might rise to the level of a felony.
And has she lost her law license?
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"using a county credit card to pay her personal attorney fees."
So why isn't she facing fraud, theft, and malfeasance in office charges?
One would think that it might rise to the level of a felony.
And has she lost her law license?
In one of the articles, it mentions she lost her license.
Additionally, I'm assuming fraud and theft were among the 12+ charges that she was charged with that the jury was deadlocked on. (Because the 3 black jurors were unwilling to find her guilty because she was black.)
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(Because the 3 black jurors were unwilling to find her guilty because she was black.)
Black privilege
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"using a county credit card to pay her personal attorney fees."
So why isn't she facing fraud, theft, and malfeasance in office charges?
One would think that it might rise to the level of a felony.
And has she lost her law license?
This is what she was charged with:
Suspended by Ohio Supreme Court following indictment
In January 2014, Hunter was indicted on eight felony counts, including:
two counts of tampering with evidence,
two counts of forgery,
two counts of having an unlawful interest in a public contract, and
two counts of theft in office.