Judge Disqualifies All 250 Prosecutors In Orange County California Because Of Widespread Corruption

[Michael Komorn]

Here is some insight into our system of injustice; prosecutorial misconduct on an unprecedented scale:

 

 

Between San Diego and Los Angeles is Orange County, California. With more than 3 million residents, it's larger than 21 states. If Orange County were a separate country, its economy would be the 45th largest in the world. Now known for Disneyland, the county may soon be known for having one of the most corrupt justice systems in the world. The width and depth and duration of the corruption truly boggles the mind. A case that should've been open and shut has blown the lid off some deep secrets.

 

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/05/29/1388819/-Judge-disqualifies-all-250-prosecutors-in-Orange-County-CA-because-of-widespread-corruption?detail=facebook_sf

 

Those familiar with Orange County understand the similarities between "justice" in Orange County, and our own Oakland County here in Michigan.

[t-pain]

Has the jail house informant issue gone tosupreme court yet? The article says illegal, but Scalia does not care about the bill of rights. Yes I

Am grumpy.

[AmishRnot4ganja]

The Constitution: Another casualty of the War On Drugs?

 

Did Clint Eastwood, ala "Dirty Harry", start all this?

 

I hope the Feds get involved real soon. Come on Loretta Lynch!

[ozzrokk]

Extremely striking.................. I moved here from Orange County myself and can attest to the fact.