Judge Sharon Keller and The Seven Deadly Virtues.

by: othniel

Mon Mar 30, 2009 at 06:33 PM CDT

The seven deadly virtues, those ghastly little traps
Oh no, my liege, they were not meant for me
Those seven deadly virtues were made for other chaps
Who love a life of failure and ennui

Closing the Courthouse rather than accepting a late appeal in a capital case, after equipment failure?

Bringing Discredit upon the Judiciary?

http://www.statesman.com/news/...

The highest criminal court judge in Texas failed to disclose nearly $2 million in real estate holdings and claimed it would be "financially ruinous" to pay lawyers to fight misconduct charges that could get her removed from the bench.

Sharon Keller, presiding judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, is seeking dismissal of charges by the state Commission on Judicial Conduct that she violated her duties in a death penalty case.

It's not the earth the meek inherit, it's the dirt
Honesty is fatal, it should be taboo
Diligence-a fate I would hate

Equality under the Law?

Due Process for all?

http://www.statesman.com/news/...

Among Keller's unlisted properties are two Dallas homes valued together at just over $1 million. Keller is listed as sole owner under Sharon Batjer, her married name. She divorced in 1982. Another omission is commercial land next to Keller's Drive-In, a landmark Dallas hamburger restaurant operated since 1965 by the judge's father, Jack.

But, His Lawyers made her do it.  Really.  She said so.

You'll never find a virtue unstatusing my quo or making my    Beelzebubble burst
Let others take the high road, I will take the low
I cannot wait to rush in where angels fear to go
With all those seven deadly virtues free and happy little me has not been cursed