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Bill Pryor Persecutes Judge Roy Moore for Ten Commandments Monument - 2003
The liberal Bill Pryor persecuted Judge Roy Moore for displaying a monument of the Ten Commandments in the Alabama Supreme Court building. As a result, Judge Roy Moore was illegally removed from office.
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The Transcript of the Trial of Chief Justice Roy Moore, Including Bill Pryor's Cross Examination
1 Kings 14:22, 24
And Judah did evil in the sight of the LORD, and they provoked him to jealousy with their sins which they had committed, above all that their fathers had done.And there were also sodomites in the land: and they did according to all the abominations of the nations which the LORD cast out before the children of Israel.
2009 - specialization Judge Moore to Run for Governor in 2010
Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore says he is seriously considering making another race for governor in 2010.Moore has been running a legal organization, the Foundation for Moral Law, since losing the Republican primary to incumbent Gov. Bob Riley in 2006. But in recent weeks, a growing number of supporters has been calling and visiting Moore, encouraging him to run again.
Moore says that if he runs, it will be as a Republican. He expects to make a decision in the spring.
he facts and background of -Greenville businessman Tim James has already announced he will run in the Republican primary.
size="3" color="#000000">Following up on my last column,
Bill Pryor Shocking Comments to Judge Roy Moore
It is extremely important that every American citizen read the exchange between Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor and Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore during Moore's trial. Since The Court of the Judiciary did not allow television cameras or recording devices in the courtroom, it is up to people like me to get the word out to the American people as to what Pryor said. The examination of Chief Justice Moore by Bill Pryor is shocking, to say the least. Here is a verbatim exchange between the two men taken from the official court transcript:
Pryor: Mr. Chief Justice? And your understanding is that the Federal court ordered that you could not acknowledge God; isn't that right?
Moore: Yes.
Pryor: And if you resume your duties as Chief Justice after this proceeding, you will continue to acknowledge God as you have testified that you would today ---
Moore: That's right.
Pryor: ---no matter what any other official says?
Moore: Absolutely. Without --- let me clarify that. Without an acknowledgment of God, I cannot do my duties. I must acknowledge God. It says so in the Constitution of Alabama. It says so in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. It says so in everything I have read. So ---
Pryor: The only point I am trying to clarify, Mr. Chief Justice, is not why, but only that, in fact, if you do resume your duties as Chief Justice, you will continue to do that without regard to what any other official says; isn't that right?
Moore: Well, I'll do the same thing this Court did with starting of prayer; that's an acknowledgment of God. Now, we did the same say thing that justices do when they place their hand on the Bible and say, "So help me God." It's an acknowledgment of God. The Alabama Supreme Court opens with, "God save the State and this Honorable Court." It's an acknowledgment of God. In my opinions, which I have written many opinions, acknowledging God is the source --- a moral source of our law. I think you must.
Does everyone understand what Bill Pryor was saying? He was saying that in order for Chief Justice Moore to resume his duties, he must not acknowledge God. The posting of the Ten Commandments did not even come up. Roy Moore's "crime" was acknowledging God. For this, he was removed from the bench.
To require that a public official not acknowledge God not only violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, but also Article Six of the Constitution that says, "…no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States." To require Chief Justice Moore to not acknowledge God certainly violates this constitutional obligation!
Therefore, federal judge Myron Thompson and Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor have plainly and deliberately violated Roy Moore's constitutional rights under the First Amendment and Article Six of the U.S. Constitution. For doing so, they should be immediately removed from office, and Bill Pryor should be denied appointment to the federal judiciary!
I understand that Ten Commandments rallies will be held at state capitols around the country this Saturday, November 22, and that petitions to Congress to bring the federal judiciary into account will be circulated. I have been invited to speak at the rally in Tallahassee, Florida. I invite you to meet me there! Furthermore, I urge my readers to attend rallies in their respective states.
Bill Pryor, Myron Thompson and the federal judiciary are out-of-control! They must be reigned in now! Congress has the authority to limit and regulate the jurisdiction of the federal courts. It must do so immediately. However, moving Congress to action is our job --- yours and mine. We can make a difference, but we must act now!
Chuck Baldwin
http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com
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