Sham: Ethics panel allows Kline only 1/2 day to present his defense
I have been in court to observe Phill Kline’s ethics trial the last 2 days. (That’s me interviewing Kline, right.)
That this trial is a sham was made even clearer yesterday when the 3-judge panel ruled Kline will only get 1/2 day to present his defense, today. They said they wanted to leave Topeka by mid-afternoon.
Meanwhile, the prosecution commanded the stage for the entire previous 7-1/2 days. In all, Kline has been on the stand 19 hours and 40 minutes under cross-examination.
I’ve been calling in reports to Peter Smith at LifeSiteNews.com, who filed 2 stories yesterday, “‘It is wrong!’: Phill Kline blocked from presenting full defense, calling all witnesses,” and “UPDATE: Kline tells ethics panel, ‘You are violating my due process rights!’”
KansasMeadowlark blogger Earl Glynn, who is also in the courtroom to observe Kline’s trial, and who has written several posts, interviewed Kline about the injustice:
More from another Kline supporter inside the courtroom:
The panel did approve a motion by Phill to present his own closing argument in the case in June or July of this summer.
In all, this represents at least the 16th time Phill has been under oath relating to his investigation of Planned Parenthood and George Tiller. On the other hand, in all of Phill’s efforts to investigate the abortion clinics, he was never allowed to ever place any single clinic employee under oath – not once – due to constant interference by the Kansas Supreme Court.
Regardless, 3 judges reviewed Phill’s evidence obtained from the abortion clinics records and found probable cause to believe that PP and Tiller committed 137 criminal acts, including 23 felonies. None of those charges have yet to reach open court – again, due to KS Supreme Court interference.
This week we learned that Phill’s evidence demonstrates that during a time when hundreds of abortions on underage children were performed, PP only reported one case of child rape and Tiller reported only one case of child rape. This investigation, however, was blocked by the KS Supremes, who refused to allow Phill to access the names of the children who were abused which has prevented law enforcement from stopping further abuse.
We learned for the first time from unsealed documents and testimony that the Kathleen Sebelius hand-picked Attorney General Paul Morrison and later his successor Stephen Six, filed lawsuits and sought secret orders to prevent witnesses from testifying against PP and actually sued a Judge, long with Phill, in an effort to try to force that Judge to give up evidence of PP criminality to return the evidence back to the criminal defendant.
We learned the Sebelius Supreme Court Disciplinary Administrator received reports that Phill did nothing wrong and buried the report; learned that not one judge of the many who reviewed Phill’s actions had any complaints about Phill’s ethics and that all of these issues had been previously addressed in secret trials, hearings and reports.
What we have learned is that Sebelius used her appointed Supreme Court to protect her foremost political supporter from criminal charges that could cost that supporter the loss of $363 million a year.
In short, Kansas is being purchased by an industry that has bought Sebelius into office and as governor she stacked judicial appointments.
ill,
A half day is more than enough time for Phill to present his defense. It’s obvious that the judges have already determined his guilt in the matter and just want to wrap this up, which is exactly how kangaroo courts operate.
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Even after having personally experienced this perversion of the legal system in the eradite cosmopolity of Seattle/King County, Washington I am surprised that I am ‘shocked’ at the arrogance and audacity of the liberal/progressive/humanist/democRAT RATS in Kansas.
[Are you paying attention Hal? This is your team that is at bat.]
This ‘charade’ occurring in Kanas is nothing more than a ‘show trial’.
It is completely emblematic of a corrupt ideology that has arrogated unto itself the infallible, therefore unassailable, position of being ‘correct’ and therefore superior to any who do NOT share their egocentricities.
Jesus encountered the same attitudes with the religious leaders in Jerusalem. They could not leave him alone.
Like a hound dog who has tangled with a porcupine, the insult of repeatedly having the error of their ways made manifest to all who had eyes to see and ears to hear, was more painful than their snout full of quills.
Rather than learn from the teachable moment, they remediated the experience until they were so enraged [see:fool caught in his folly] they sought not only to kill Jesus, but to ‘destroy‘ him.
But like Hans Scholl, member of the German resistance movement known as the ‘White Rose’, informed the NAZI tribunal who found him guilty and sentenced him execution that very same day for criticizing their ideology and their idiot leader, ”Some day you will stand exactly where we are.”
The wheels of justice turn exceedingly slow, but they grind exceedingly fine and later, probably than sooner, ‘what goes around, comes around’.
The day of reckoning will come.
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“In short, Kansas is being purchased by an industry that has bought Sebelius into office and as governor she stacked judicial appointments.”
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Pay close attention to the barbarian who is occupying the White House. He has already appointed two like minded ideologues to the United States Supreme Court.
This same barbarian selected Sebelius to be part of his cohort of crooks.
You better pray and hope that the members of the United States Senate wake up and realize ‘advise and consent’ is NOT a synonym for a mindless rubber stamp of the barbarians nominees.
Even if they do not have the votes to defeat a nominee or the votes necessary to block cloture, they have a voice and they should be constant and deafening in their opposition to those who the barbarian nominates to the federal bench who see the United States Constitution as a document that only means what they want it to mean at the time.
But that would mean the Senators actually take seriously their oath to uphold, defend and protect the constitution.
“Houston, we have a problem!”
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Arthur, is that really the best you’ve got?
Please tell me you’re a 13-year old kid from CO or somewhere. The idea that you have reached the age of majority and are still not enraged by what is going, has been going, on in KS truly bothers me.
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Arthur is a pro-abortion, anti-Catholic troll who has posted here under several different monikers. So, I think it’s fair to say that “Arthur” is a sham. :D
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This is such an outrageous miscarriage of justice that I’m just stunned. And believe me, between being a law student and someone who reads a lot of true crime books, I’ve heard about some pretty jaw-dropping miscarriages of justice. If they take away his law license I hope he fights this until the day he dies if necessary, because people deserve to know how heinously this court has behaved.
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@Gerard, your comment about the kangaroo court made me think of Lou Engle in this interview. Amazing how God works!
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Arthur is Tony too, right? I recognize his pithy style.
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I am shocked, I tell you shocked, to discover that abortionists and their politicians are corrupt!
Please let us do what we can to clean out in 2012 the bums we missed in 2010.
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Lori – yep.
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Kel, I kinda figured as much. But still, trolls try to read, so…
Maruader, isn’t this why Shakespeare said first thing we do, kill all the lawyers?
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I take it “Arthur’s” comments have been removed?
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There is a Higher Court, a Higher Authority to which all men must give account.
His authority, dominion and power supercede that of any human court.
We need to pray that Almighty God will give us righteous judges and government officials either by converting the corrupt ones we have or removing them from office.
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Please tell me you’re a 13-year old kid from CO or somewhere.
As a 14-year old kid from CO, I take offense to that. :P
Most of the students in my Freshman Civics class could tell you that this trial is ridiculous.
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Is there some small hope that the judges have decided that Atty. Kline’s prosecutors have failed to make their case?
If these judges agree with all the previous judges, that Kline’s accusers have failed to establish misconduct, then it’s over. Only, the judges are not allowed to say this until after the prosecution rests their case.
If it takes a whole week to build a case against Kline, then they must not have much to offer as clear evidence.
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NAR, on your behalf, I am also offended, :>)!
A few years ago, a friend lent me a book called “Japanese Media Atrocities.” It was about 5 examples of an individual or a group that experienced character assasination via the media. I’m seeing a lot of it right here in the US. But this case with Phill Kline makes me want to coin a new phrase:
Judicial Atrocities.
Roe v Wade is the most notable and famous Judicial Atrocity. If Phill Kline doesn’t win, it will be another Judicial Atrocity.
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Please pray for Kline. Prayers will work wonders in this sort of situation.
I had a similar experience in court – 3 days of lies and misrepresentation.
No time on the stand.
In the end, God defended me and allowed what happened for a reason.
It will be the same for Phil Kline too.
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Let’s use that in a sentence. For example:
Roe v Wade was by far the most grievous Judicial Atrocity ever to occur in the United States.
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Jill, what can be done. Can an appeal be made to a federal court?
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This is my prayer for Mr. Kline that indignation will move in waves across this country for these injustices he’s going through and the second part of the prayer is that those who are trying to embarrass him for doing what is right will they themselves be embarrassed and instead of him being an example which is their intent they will be the example instead.The example will be that it’s a little harder to bully an individual who knows his rights than it is women in crisis situations who most of the time I think just need a little support and encouragement. And I’m also believing that healing for our country and it’s citizens will move in waves across our country too.
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And to think Sebelius will be in charge of my healthcare three years from now.
Can’t wait.
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No, Ninek, the SCOTUS decision putting anti-life George W. Bush into the presidency in 2000 was worse.
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