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I am not blaming anyone. I was just stating fact. I am not aware of Jb violating a court order. Is there something wrong with the Judge ordering Tes to provide the documents in a secure environment?
Hello there, I want to help you. I have posted various and sundry explanations, quotes, links, indeed the actual hearings to illustrate what Mr. Baez has done, and I do not know how to be more clear.
If the judge rules..the decision is made..it is no longer up for debate...one does not have the liberty of ignoring it in whole or in part.
Mr. Baez does exactly that. He returns to his office and conducts himself as if he is confused or the matter has yet to be decided. Often it is on the courthouse steps that he says things to the media that wholly contradict what the judge just ruled on two minutes prior. I teeter back and forth if he is honestly confused or he hopes the media and the public wont catch on. Regardless...it is misguided.
It was ordered that he may not copy or memorialize the documents in any manner, that he was to go inspect them. So, in simple terms to not go and inspect them and tab them AS ORDERED TO DO...was a violation of the order. He continued to violate it each and every day he did not go, after he made the appointment to, canceled and never rescheduled. For eight months he has violated the order.
It was ORDERED no copying or memorializing of the documents, in whole or in part, in any manner , whatsoever, by anyone.That is very clear. TO HIRE A COPY COMPANY TO DO EXACTLY WHAT HE WAS ORDERED NOT TO DO IS A VIOLATION OF THE COURT'S ORDER.
He seems to have a very poor understanding or appreciation of what a court ORDER means. I am not a lawyer, but anyone can look it up. It is an order issued by a court that requires a person to do or refrain from doing something. .It means one MUST, it is not negotiable, it doesn't mean when you feel like it..it means within a reasonable time frame you MUST and when you are ordered something is disallowed it means absolutely YOU MAY NOT. Period.
I don't know your gender, but think of an Air Force commander giving an order to the Airmen....it is not a suggestion, it is not up for debate, they may not opine about it, they are to do it and do it now and there is no two ways about it.
In my opinion, for reasons that escape me, Jose does not understand a judge's order is to be respected and followed, unless and until the judge orders otherwise.
When you were a kid and you kept whining for something, and then you started up with "Why...why...why..?" were you told like I was, "Because I am the parent and I said so!" ?
That is how it is when a judge gives an order. Somebody..please tell Jose..he doesn't get a vote.
Believe me, he has violated other orders of the judge in this case, but for the purpose of this discussion I am giving you the documents example. Please don't make me list them, you know I can. LOL!