The Office of Disciplinary Counsel in Washington, D.C., has reached an agreement with ex-FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith that his admitted criminality does not constitute “moral turpitude” and his law license should be suspended for just one year after he received only probation for falsifying a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act document during the Trump-Russia investigation.
Clinesmith, who worked on the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private email server and on the FBI’s Trump-Russia inquiry, as well as special counsel Robert Mueller’s team, admitted in August 2020 that he falsified a document during the bureau’s efforts to renew FISA surveillance authority against Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to former President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.
Clinesmith edited a CIA email in 2017 to state Page was “not a source” for the CIA when it had told the bureau on multiple occasions Page had been an “operational contact” for the agency. He was sentenced to probation in January.
After a review of how to handle Clinesmith’s standing with the D.C. bar, disciplinary counsel and Clinesmith’s lawyers signed a petition for negotiated discipline and said they “agree that the sanction to be imposed in this matter is a one-year suspension.” The suspension would essentially apply retroactively from the month of his guilty plea last year, so his yearlong suspension would actually end in...
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Hang that little commie fuck wad and all those who are protecting him. WTF!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd send their families to Gitmo for life.
DeleteThat will prevent any of their spawn from reappearing.
This long train of abuse will end when The Norms decide it ends.
ReplyDeleteAtypical. Most criminal operatives of the deep state establishment never see discipline or formal charges.
ReplyDeleteProbation and 1 years suspension is a wink, nod and a hand slap. He's probably working for one of the Large Establishment connected Law Firms with an increase in pay. When he gets his law License suspension lifted he'll be in the big bucks.
And people wonder why I'm a cynic.