Mr. Eric Nicholas Vitaliano, 40 Laurie Ct, Staten Island NY 10304-2900
Flagrantly carrying water for an influential opposing party - e.g., characterizing the answering party’s brief as “commendably thorough” while casting the moving party's colorfully pleaded brief as "piecemeal" – brazenly breaches the boundaries of ethics, fair play and impartiality. Adding insult to injury by taking the aggrieved party to task with thinly veiled threats for exercising his constitutionally (a right obviously lost on a jurist who presides tenuously over an Article III court or Court of “Equity” whose raison d' etre is supposed to rest solidly on this premise) protected right of redress for grievance pursuant to the first amendment is inexcusable in an adversarial system of justice, though.
And this “Judge” (with his unmerited lifetime appointment) can best spend the waning years of ignominy oppressing impecunious litigants by studying exceptional examples of the federal judiciary like Judge Leon Sullivan on the District of Columbia bench - instead of squandering his time crafting inept, disrespectful and tortuous rationales for dismissing a meritorious complaint against well-connected corporations. Companies with pockets deep enough to retain “white shoe” law firms to defend against well-pleaded complaints (with improper, provocative “letter motions”, unpleaded claims, and irrelevant evidence in violation of Federal Rules of Evidence not to mention case law binding on this Circuit).
Companies like Schwab engaged in demonstrably unfair business practices that simply needed to provide provenance for an account with which they should not have had fiduciary powers to control. In closing, the decision was disgraceful: a radical departure from any objective standard of jurisprudence. And the superfluous commentary insulting and self-serving both. But it also explains why an uninformed, racist demagogue - who has brought hundreds of dubious claims to this Circuit over a twenty year period - is poised to become 46th President of these United States.
Every single institution comprising this representative democracy - i.e., the Executive, Legislative and now the Judiciary – have broken down and no longer functions equitably for the very denizens it was designed to represent and/or protect with co-opted, compromised legal hacks manning the helms... We are not intimidated, however. And we will always speak truth to power
And this “Judge” (with his unmerited lifetime appointment) can best spend the waning years of ignominy oppressing impecunious litigants by studying exceptional examples of the federal judiciary like Judge Leon Sullivan on the District of Columbia bench - instead of squandering his time crafting inept, disrespectful and tortuous rationales for dismissing a meritorious complaint against well-connected corporations. Companies with pockets deep enough to retain “white shoe” law firms to defend against well-pleaded complaints (with improper, provocative “letter motions”, unpleaded claims, and irrelevant evidence in violation of Federal Rules of Evidence not to mention case law binding on this Circuit).
Companies like Schwab engaged in demonstrably unfair business practices that simply needed to provide provenance for an account with which they should not have had fiduciary powers to control. In closing, the decision was disgraceful: a radical departure from any objective standard of jurisprudence. And the superfluous commentary insulting and self-serving both. But it also explains why an uninformed, racist demagogue - who has brought hundreds of dubious claims to this Circuit over a twenty year period - is poised to become 46th President of these United States.
Every single institution comprising this representative democracy - i.e., the Executive, Legislative and now the Judiciary – have broken down and no longer functions equitably for the very denizens it was designed to represent and/or protect with co-opted, compromised legal hacks manning the helms... We are not intimidated, however. And we will always speak truth to power
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