Friday, October 31, 2014

Holy smoke: Houston Judge looking for a few weed-minded votes ... on Halloween night


Embattled First Court of Appeals Incumbent His Honner Jim Sharp -- don't call him Mr. Sharp or else - must be getting desperate a few days before the election ..... He is a scheduled speaker at Houston NORML's Halloween  event ... oops ... Halloweed event -- or so NORML says.

The Seal of the State of Texas / Judicial Branch is prominently featured on the appearance-just-confirmed announcement on the organization's Facebook page, and his Court of Appeals bio page is hot-linked. What the hell with this lending-prestige-of-judicial-office-thing....it was just a public reprimand last time around anyhow.
 
Gotta make clear to the cannabis-loving crowd that this Sharp fella is not just an ordinary Joe Schmoe down the street. Or a less-than-judicial impostor.


Jim Sharp lending prestige of judicial office to organization advocating controversial cause -

You thought you got a good idea how Big Jim knows to swear like a sailor when he earned his rebuke from the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct!?

Wait until he gets high on the weed vote!

Or perhaps it's all part of good-natured trick-o-treating, ... if not a vast politically motivated conspiracy to sully the public standing of a jurist of great stature.

A man known to take a stand. A true local icon. 


THE HONOURABLE JIM SHARP - HOUSTON'S DESKTOP JURIST
The Houston Chronicle editorialized against him ("Voter should remember Justice Sharp's Temper Tantrum") and the bar poll favored his non-incumbent opponent.

Public Official Jim Sharp Twitter Stats: 35 Followers, 10 Favorites 

Jim Sharp's luckluster campaign on Twitter: 35 Followers
Jim Sharp's Re-election Campaign on Twitter: Don't Miss Any Updates 

HOUSTON CHRONICLE REMINDED VOTERS 
THAT JIM SHARP IS UNFIT FOR JUDICIAL OFFICE

Houston Chronicle reminds area voters of Justice Jim Sharp's temper tantrum
Chronicle comes out against Justice Jim Sharp re-election bid
Link: http://www.chron.com/opinion/recommendations/article/Courts-of-Appeals-5822853.php 

FOR FURTHER STUDY: Click link to Texas Code of Judicial Conduct 
on Texas Judiciary web site 








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