The judgment, which calls Taitz’s case and tactics “delusional”:
JUDGE LAND SANCTIONS TAITZ $20,000
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Maybe when she becomes a real lawyer she will appreciate what just happened.
ReplyDeleteWas $20K fine enough? Maybe when Taitz becomes a real lawyer she will appreciate what just happened. I wonder if she is a mail order bride, just like her law degree?
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