Marine's car vandalized
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LordStanley
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From one of the comments at the bottom of the page...
Attorney Jay Robert Grodner
"In addition to being disciplined for being involved in a scheme to forging documents, it has been reported to CLR that attorney Jay Robert Grodner has since then engaged in a conflict of interest with his clients, has abandoned his clients, has engaged in false billing, has engaged in a fraud upon his clients, provided ineffective assistance of counsel, and has engaged in a "fraud upon the court". "
And this. This SOB is a POS.
Jay M. Grodner was admitted to the bar in Illinois on May 17, 1978.
In 1978, he was an Assistant State's Attorney and, along with four other attorneys, forged names to petition for a state referendum.
In 1979, he was found guilty of election law misdemeanor, place on probation for 6 months and fined $ 1,000.
In 1984, he was censured by the Illinois Supreme Court for that misconduct.
In re Armentrout et al., 99 Ill.2d 242, 457 N.E.2d 1262 (1983)
chernmax
NOT Politically Correct!!
Sonsie
The mighty Al-Sonsie!
Jay R. Grodner achieves Internet immortality
His name is now an Internet verb.
As in, to grodner oneself.
Grodner [’ghræd n3r] (v):
1) To aggressively self-destruct through felony vandalism crossed with a sense of invulnerability and entitlement.
2) To be-prick oneself in public while flashing the victim card.
His name is now an Internet verb.
As in, to grodner oneself.
Grodner [’ghræd n3r] (v):
1) To aggressively self-destruct through felony vandalism crossed with a sense of invulnerability and entitlement.
2) To be-prick oneself in public while flashing the victim card.
Almost feel sorry for the guy....naaaaaa.... just kidding
Sonsie
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A blogger on the trail found his swinger ad and got a screen shot to go along with this picture.
Ewwwwwwww......
Ewwwwwwww......
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Uncle Fester with a beard
Sonsie
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Follow up to this thread
I wish this guy had got a lot worse punishment but since his reputation is trashed and his name on google brings up nothing but ridicule I guess I'll have to be satisfied.
Man who keyed car gets day in court; so do Marines
Jay Grodner, the Chicago lawyer who keyed a Marine's car in anger because the car had military plates and a Marine insignia, finally got his day in court last week.
Grodner pleaded guilty in a Chicago courtroom packed with former Marines. Some had Marine pins on their coats, or baseball jackets with the Marine insignia. They didn't yellor call him names. They came to support Marine Sgt. Michael McNulty, whose car Grodner defaced in December, but who couldn't attend because he's preparing for his second tour in Iraq....
...Grodner told me he'd describe himself as a "radical liberal" who's ready to leave Chicago now with all this negative publicity and move to the south of France and do some traveling.
So Grodner received a $600 fine, which will go to a Marine charity, 30 hours of community service and a year of court supervision. If he doesn't pay up in a month, the judge promised to put him in jail for a year.
Judge O'Malley has also traveled, but in his youth. He was a police officer on the West Side during the riots before law school. And before that, he performed another public service. Judge O'Malley served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1961-1964... LINK
Jay Grodner, the Chicago lawyer who keyed a Marine's car in anger because the car had military plates and a Marine insignia, finally got his day in court last week.
Grodner pleaded guilty in a Chicago courtroom packed with former Marines. Some had Marine pins on their coats, or baseball jackets with the Marine insignia. They didn't yellor call him names. They came to support Marine Sgt. Michael McNulty, whose car Grodner defaced in December, but who couldn't attend because he's preparing for his second tour in Iraq....
...Grodner told me he'd describe himself as a "radical liberal" who's ready to leave Chicago now with all this negative publicity and move to the south of France and do some traveling.
So Grodner received a $600 fine, which will go to a Marine charity, 30 hours of community service and a year of court supervision. If he doesn't pay up in a month, the judge promised to put him in jail for a year.
Judge O'Malley has also traveled, but in his youth. He was a police officer on the West Side during the riots before law school. And before that, he performed another public service. Judge O'Malley served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1961-1964... LINK
I wish this guy had got a lot worse punishment but since his reputation is trashed and his name on google brings up nothing but ridicule I guess I'll have to be satisfied.
cwo_ghwebb
No Use for Donk Twits
Thanks for the update, Sonsie.