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I think you're underselling it a bit. He's going before a federal judge, not even for the lie itself but for failure to provide documentation to prove that lie.
by MertsA 7y ago
I think you're underselling it a bit. He's going before a federal judge, not even for the lie itself but for failure to provide documentation to prove that lie. He's facing increasingly severe monetary sanctions and possibly imprisonment tomorrow even if he actually could provide a death certificate that substantiated his earlier claims. We haven't seen the full extent of the blowback from that lie yet even if he comes clean today there's still more to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKfSe7QSMOU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKfSe7QSMOU
Failure to appear will immediately subject him to arrest by the US Marshals Service regardless of any other delay shenanigans by Liebowitz.
- owenmarshall 7y agoOh yeah. I’m not a lawyer myself but when I’ve read about other shady lawyers the message is always seemingly the same: justice can be slow but when it comes - especially at the hands of a federal judge who you lied to, multiple times - you should be happy if the only outcome is that you never get to practice law again. I only want to highlight the client may have very little to do with the case and what’s happened with it so far, as everything this lawyer has done is out of the bounds of the legal system. I don’t think the average person is equipped to deal with the impact of a lawyer who is themselves a criminal.