2009.04.07 Baez Under Investigation Again By Florida Bar

I disagree. This is just my opinion, but I think/hope it would take a lot more than a he-said/he-said incident to snatch someone's license away from them.
This is a pretty important he said/she said incident though, hugging a client is one thing (no I don't think it's professional), but telling your PI NOT to call the police if he finds the dead daughter of your client, that, IMO, is a whole nother ball of wax.
 
I just do not see how any of these people would knowingly allow this baby girl to lay in the woods in a trash bag like this. KC is nobody special and is an evil person so why are folks trying to protect her and leave Caylee laying out there like that. That is if they knew where she was. Makes me sick. All of them do.
 
This is a pretty important he said/she said incident though, hugging a client is one thing (no I don't think it's professional), but telling your PI NOT to call the police if he finds the dead daughter of your client, that, IMO, is a whole nother ball of wax.

You betcha! It's a good day afterall:blowkiss:
 
So------he won't get disbarred because he knew that Caylee was dead and Casey PI was on the phone with JB when he was out in the woods looking---being videoed? Plus the other thangs the Bar has on JB? How much does it take to put a stop to all this madness!

I won't speak for Sua_Sponte, but I think the point is that it will take proof to make this result in a disbarment.

Good links to bookmark in relation to all of the FL Bar investigations against JB in this case:

Standards for imposing lawyer sanctions: http://www.floridabar.org/tfb/TFBLawReg.nsf/9dad7bbda218afe885257002004833c5/ca758a1382421b60852574ba00649949?OpenDocument

Rules regulating the Florida Bar: http://www.floridabar.org/divexe/rrtfb.nsf/WContents?OpenView


The bar will require proof of the He said/She said. Maybe DC's phone records?
 
Plus Jose believed that Caylee was alive, just like Cindy and Geoge did...yes, I am being a tad sarcastic here.
 
I disagree. This is just my opinion, but I think/hope it would take a lot more than a he-said/he-said incident to snatch someone's license away from them.

Right~I would think the bar will need more than a he said/he said before pulling someone's license? How do you suppose DC will provide direct proof that JB made the statement?:waitasec:
 
If the only evidence they have that JB said this, is from DC, this will go nowhere imo. He has no credibility and I wouldn't be at all surprised if he was told this by G & C, not JB.
 
If it's not against the law for an attorney to tell a PI to not call police if he finds the dead child of the attorney's client then it needs to be. How much more ridiculous is JB gonna get? What's even more disturbing is that JB thinks he's hot $hit. Then again I'm sure he thinks KC's a hottie with a naughty body and is being framed by OCSO and the FBI.
 
That would explain why CA was hugging on JB in court :crazy:
 
I disagree. This is just my opinion, but I think/hope it would take a lot more than a he-said/he-said incident to snatch someone's license away from them.

But if phone records show Baez talking with DC at the time he was searching the woods, then wouldn't that be a little more than he-said, she-said type incident?
 
What sanctions COULD the Florida Bar impose? If all this could be true?


I am totally unfamiliar w/ the FL Bar ........ this from their website is just broad, general information.

http://www.floridabar.org/TFB/TFBCo...penDocument#WHAT KINDS OF DISCIPLINE ARE POSS

WHAT KINDS OF DISCIPLINE ARE POSSIBLE?
Discipline of lawyers in Florida can range from an admonishment to suspension from the practice of law to disbarment. Admonishments can be issued by grievance committees, referees or the Supreme Court of Florida.
 
What sanctions COULD the Florida Bar impose? If all this could be true?


(You want the first link, Chum, probably section 4.3 or 4.6, IMO)

Good links to bookmark in relation to all of the FL Bar investigations against JB in this case:

Standards for imposing lawyer sanctions: http://www.floridabar.org/tfb/TFBLawReg.nsf/9dad7bbda218afe885257002004833c5/ca758a1382421b60852574ba00649949?OpenDocument

Rules regulating the Florida Bar: http://www.floridabar.org/divexe/rrtfb.nsf/WContents?OpenView
 
And not only sanctions or trouble with the bar, but couldn't this be a legal charge, if it is proven that he did tell DC not to call LE ? Obstruction...something ?
 
But if phone records show Baez talking with DC at the time he was searching the woods, then wouldn't that be a little more than he-said, she-said type incident?

Unless the conversation was recorded, it's still DC's word against Baez.
 
But if phone records show Baez talking with DC at the time he was searching the woods, then wouldn't that be a little more than he-said, she-said type incident?

IMO, it would make no difference. Even if he was speaking to JB at the time, that doesn't mean JB told him not to call 911 if he found Caylee.
 
It's just hard for me to swallow the fact that an "officer of the court" could direct a person employed by him to ignore a child's dead body in the woods, if he came across it.
 


Thank you kindly, Friend. Wow! This could be serious if it could be proven. I wonder if the info DC told investigators pertains to this or if there is more to come. IIRC the Judge ruled that one interview by DC could not be released? Hmmmmm!
 
Right~I would think the bar will need more than a he said/he said before pulling someone's license? How do you suppose DC will provide direct proof that JB made the statement?:waitasec:

Now, that's the problem, here. Unless he has a witness who will substantiate his claim ..........

A recording would be great! However, I believe FL is a two party state relative to recording conversations. And, we know JB would have NEVER consented!
 

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