Geragos should spend more time telling us about that supposed ABA warning letter they supposedly wrote to bush. Care to reveal what it said, Geragos? Did your ABA chumps get a reply, Geragos? Too embarassed at your ABA failures that the reply came back crimpled up with a stain across it? Few professions have failed this nation as the lawyers have. Protecting our rights and upholding the CONSTITUTION, they clamor. YEA RIGHT, Geragos, appeal that!

Just another corrupt and depraved politico trying to blame others for his own "misfortune" of getting caught.

The Grand Jury system is the most powerful and most dangerous investigative tool in the US system of justice. The only limitation on the intimidating powers of a judge and prosecutor who convene a Grand Jury is the willingness of the jury members to support a secret investigation. Presumably a Grand Jury prosecutor can safely "leak" information about testimony only if witnesses are securely "over a barrel" and must testify or face some kind of personal ruin. The prosecutor faces ruin if jury members lose faith in deals that are made to protect witnesses. Now that intrusive eavesdropping is available to law enforcement officers, it might be easy enough for a crooked prosecutor to "get the goods" on a Grand Jury, one jury member at a time, before they are even empaneled. The danger of subornation is why secret police justice is so vile. The extra-legal investigative powers of the Secret Service, Bureau of Tobacco and Firearms, Child Protective Services, Postal Inspectors, Game Wardens, Customs Agents, Fire Inspectors, the CIA, the NSA, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, et cetera, mean that no one can possibly avoid a concerted government effort to impeach them, rightly or wrongly.

I dated Brent Wilkes several years ago. He was dishonest then and always looking for a way to move himself ahead.Some people are born dishonest and eventually it all catches up with you.