Post a commentYou gotta be kidding!! Put this judge on the Vote them out list.
now johnny just wait until it your turn
turn around and look there almost here........
now johnny just wait until it your turn
turn around and look there almost here........
Fumo's abuse of the public continues. Are all judges on the take?
um.. the judge apparently is reading the law and evidence correctly. Just like I said during the federal trial.. Fumo wasn't a board member of Citizens! Not involved..
What rubbish! There is a HUGE difference between "legal control" and de facto control and Pelligrini konws it! Vinny Smoke was not a board memebr for the exact same reason that Mafia wiseguys put their property in their wives name... namely, to escape prosecution. How long will the public allow our laws to be flaunted in this manner?
what rubbish
This will continue as long as the US attorneys hands are tied. Damned shame.
Fumo was not a corrupt individual, his was a corrupt organization,and it has been the likes of Jim Kenney, and Frank Diciccoo,who helped to perpetrate the image of CA as doing community service, when it was in fact self service for Alli Babba Fumo and his 40 thieves. And then ther's the 13 million disappeared in bad investments.
This is the message that reaches the ears of our children, then we expect them to respect the law. I knew Philly had a corruption problem before I attended kindergarten, long, long ago.
Fumo is a convicted felon due to his abuse of power and control over Citizen's Alliance. The PA Commonwealth Court has made its share of bad rulings in the past. However, as the article makes clear: 1) Judge Pellegrini only ruled that Fumo was not an officer or director and 2)the State Attorney General will have the opportunity to argue that Fumo in fact controlled Citizen's Alliance. (hint hint). Since the facts in the criminal trial established that Fumo did control C.A. and Fumo admitted this in private conversations and emails, it is likely Vinny "the Felon" Fumo will lose this argument. ALthough his denial of reality continues, his likelihood of redemption does not.
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