Jay Grodner was admitted to the bar in Illinois on May 17, 1978.
* In 1978, he was an Assistant State’s Attorney and, along with four other attorneys, forged names to petition for a state referendum. (Known in the political circles as "Round-tabling".)
* In 1979, he was found guilty of election law misdemeanor, place on probation for 6 months and fined $ 1,000.
* In 1984, he was censured by the Illinois Supreme Court for that misconduct.
* In 2007, Jay Grodner keys a marines car in Rogers Park because he hates military men.
* In 2008, it's not known if Jay Grodner is still a member of Friend Search Network.
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The bloggers continue....> "I hope the Jay Grodners of the world know that there is no longer a place for scumbag sheisters like them to hide. As an officer of the court, you are held to a higher standard. You can no longer coerce the system to hide your faults.
Or, you could have to a point — until you became everything that you proclaim to hate as an anti-American peacenik.
By committing a felony in broad daylight and then playing the race card while you committed a hate crime. What the fuck?
Your license should have been permanently revoked years ago — forgery, fraud, the list is long. Now, you’ll have a few thousand Marines keeping track of Sgt McNulty in Iraq, waiting to find out whether or not you grow some balls and try for the first time in your life to actually do the right thing — for the right reason.
I’m, not going to hold my breath that you’ll do anything other than covering your nasty, hairy (dude, the nude pictures on the dating sites were a bit out of line) ass. But, we will not forget.
I hope that you learn something, anything from this. Scumbags like you make a living preying on those that have no other recourse. If anything, I hope that this incident will help to protect others that were seeking protection under the law from the likes of you. You have certainly made a name for yourself.
Jay R. Grodner, you now have one opportunity to step back into the sunlight. For your sake, I hope you do. Marines are honorable to a fault, something that you can’t comprehend. And, their friends and family feel just as strongly about their Marines. This will not just go away."
Protecting our right to blog
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18338428/
These people died for us/US
Maybe we could honor these people with a mural.
A mural that honors the soldier and not the war.
PROGUN-
YOU HAVE THE BEST IDEA FOR 2008 I HAVE READ- A MURAL WOULD BE A GREAT STEP FOR ROGERS PARK OF OUR SERVICE PERSONEL-
LIKE TO SEE WHO WOULD OBJECT???
Oh man this story has struck a nerve!
war = bad
jay grodners = pig
what one choses to do with their life is not up to wealthy white people to degrade.
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