Jay Grodner Convicted!

January 19, 2008 by DannoJYD
Filed under News/Op-Ed

Follow-up from my January 5th blurb on Jay (”the jerk”) Grodner: Surprisingly enough the verdict is in. The super slimey, liberal, troop hating lawyer Jay Grodner was convicted today on a class A misdemeanor — criminal damage to property. Michelle Malkin has the details here.

Well, as I commented on Malkin’s site, I’ll be dipped! I thought for sure that this slimey lawyer would weasel out of this somehow. I’m glad he got nailed, but the monies involved were fairly scarse considering the creep has his own law firm. Even if it cost him 10 thousand he would rake that in within a few hours, right?

He deserves more punishment for his actions, but when considering this was held in the the Chicago legal system this is definitely a most profound win. Maybe if he wasn’t such an demonstrably arrogant fool to the judge…

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