Watchdog group POE calls for disbarment of Clarence Thomas

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The Judicial Update

March 7, 2011

Missouri: According to watchdog group Protect Our Elections (POE) U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas should be disbarred for his failure to truthfully complete financial-disclosure forms over a 20-year period. [1]

The complaint was filed with the Missouri Supreme Court on February 23, 2011 by POE attorney Kevin Zeese who claims Judge Thomas committed multiple violations of the Missouri Rules of Professional Conduct.[1]

POE made the following statement:

"Justice Thomas violated the Rules of Professional Conduct: he committed crimes that carry serious jail time if prosecuted, he acted in a untrustworthy manner, his conduct involved dishonesty, deceit and misrepresentation, and he engaged in conduct that seriously interfered with the administration of justice. Therefore, he must be disciplined."[1]
Click here to read full complaint against Clarence Thomas

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This article was written by Kevin Kelly, an Assistant Staff Writer for the State Courts Project on Judgepedia. He can be reached at kevin@judgepedia.org.
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