Irizarry has referred the issue to a magistrate judge for review. District Court Judge Dora Irizarry to revoke Wood’s pro hac vice status, which allows him the temporary right to practice in the Brooklyn court. Wood’s affidavit was filed in a lawsuit he brought in 2018 on behalf of Roslyn La Liberte, a California woman who contends she was defamed by MSNBC anchor Joy Reid’s social media posts about an incident at a meeting of the City Council of Simi Valley, Calif., that year.Ĭiting Wood’s outrageous comments and his election-related litigation, Reid’s lawyers have asked U.S. The evidence of wrongdoing includes evidence of potentially serious crimes perpetrated by the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.” “I have also received credible evidence of serious wrongdoing by high-ranking government officials which I have brought to the attention of the public and to federal law enforcement officials. “I have also exercised my right of free speech to advocate for protection of the Bill of Rights, honest elections, and against pedophilia and child sex trafficking,” Wood wrote. Wood’s new statement seems to court some sort of action from the legal system by continuing to push assertions about Roberts that are aligned with QAnon and Pizzagate conspiracy theories about a child-abusing cabal. The statements led Georgia bar officials to urge Wood to get a psychiatric assessment, but he declined. That is, until an enemy of the family starts taking a questionable interest in Sophia, it could just lead the entire way to the throne.

Wood, who worked together with and appeared alongside the Trump adviser and attorney Sidney Powell during the post-election litigation, also leveled unsubstantiated claims that Roberts is involved in a sex trafficking ring and was involved in the death of the late Justice Antonin Scalia. VDOMDHTMLtml> TRAITORS IN POWDERED WIGS - Supreme Courts Message - YouTube Honore de Balzac:'Laws are like spiders webs they catch the small flies but allow the large ones to pass right.

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