Carlos Moore may be in Georgia but rest assured, Mississippi is not far from his heart as he gets his grift on. The suspended attorney is now calling himself "The People's Judge" as he race baits on the Nolan Wells case. Check out what he is up to now.
Moore is now running around calling himself a former judge as he weighs in on the Wells case with his usual lies and misinformation. Of course, the black activists, trained seals that they are, are just lapping it up as they blast his conspiracy theories all over black Facebook. He even appeared on Don Lemon's show, who practically got on his knees as he slurped up everything Moore said.
Well, if there is one thing we know about the Clown, he is going to lie and lie quite a bit. If you came across this post while looking for "The People's Judge", here is his history.
Moore wasn't banned for just speaking out about the Rittenhouse case. There was this little incident that earned him a 60 day suspension:
A shooting took place at Satan's Sidekick Clubhouse in Grenada. The establishment is a motorcycle club. Mr. Moore represented a client involved in the shooting. It is not known if the client was a victim or suspect. Mr. Moore and his client met with a detective, MBI agent, and Grenada County District Attorney Investigator in his office on December 4, 2020. A disagreement over a search warrant for phone records ensued and Mr. Moore kicked the boys in blue out of his office.
"Judge" Moore held court on December 8. He asked the Grenada Police Chief and a Detective at the meeting to appear in his courtroom to discuss the December 4 meeting. When the two officers of the law entered his courtroom, "Judge" Moore stopped the proceedings and brought both officers before the bench. The detective asked if they could discuss the matter in chambers but Carlos the Clown refused as he proceeded to berate the officers in open court about the case involving his client. Earlier post.
When you are a judge, you give up some rights, even as a part-time municipal court judge. Moore was warned about making public comments but did it anyway.
Funny how Moore left out he was suspended by the Mississippi Bar because he frankly did not know how to practice law. The Clown repeatedly deposited client settlements in his own account - a huge no-no and one that gets attorneys disciplined all the time. Want to get suspended by the Bar? Go mess with a client's funds and see what happens. This website is strewn with the debris of bar suspensions and disbarments of attorneys who couldn't keep their fingers off their client's money.
However, we are just getting warmed up. Check out the sanctions courts have issued against Moore over the last ten years:
* The Mississippi Court of Appeals ordered Carlos Moore to pay sanctions of $27,467 after he failed to appear in court for a trial because he had a "speaking engagement" in Texas. Earlier post.
* Federal judge in North Mississippi sanctioned Moore for $3,000 in 2017 for fabricating statements, memos, and not responding to discovery. This was Carlos Moore at his ugliest. He said at a press conference the Tupelo Police issued a memo declaring "open season on black people." When challenged in court by Tupelo, Moore admitted he lied and said it was a "rhetorical device." The Court didn't buy it.
* The Tennessee Bar censured the Grenada attorney in 2019 after he placed a lien on a client because she rejected a settlement offer he recommended. Earlier post.
* U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves sanctioned Moore $500 in the Belhaven case after he found Moore's client destroyed evidence in 2017. Earlier post. This was particularly egregious as Moore held a flashy press conference where he accused a Belhaven employee of sexually harassing his client. However, Moore and his client got caught destroying cell phone images that would have shown his client texted naughty pictures of herself before the employee texted her.
* In one shenanigan, he sued the wrong police officer. You can't make this up.
* The Mississippi Workers Comp Commission sanctioned him for $500 in 2017 for throwing a tantrum at a hearing. Earlier post.
* Mississippi Bar reprimanded him in 2020 for ignoring an assignment of a Client's funds and providing the funds to the client. Earlier post.
*Then there is a wrongful death case in Oxford where the Clown got caught fabricating statements yet again.
Let's not forget the Rankin County School District case. A substitute teacher told the class to leave a misbehaving student alone since he was going to eventually "hang himself." Moore held another flashy press conference where he whined the teacher was threatening to lynch the student. He sued the school district but when the case got into the meat of the litigation, the school district never paid anything to Moore or his client.
Simply put, Moore is a race-baiter. Period. He is not that bright and has no business practicing law. He should have been suspended years ago.
Moore is running for Congress in Georgia. He can't practice law here or in Georgia because he has not applied for reinstatement by the Mississippi Bar. However, such is not keeping him from doing what he does best, playing the race card. One can only imagine the jealously he feels as he sees Ben Crump hogging the spotlight. The only thing Moore cares about is the spotlight, truth and people be damed. That, my friends, is the bottom line.
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A man’s got to what he’s got to do, I reckon.
Mama Justice's billboards show her as Caucasian, not to be confused with Moms for Justice.
Dads For Justice would be more helpful to the world if they would try Dads Being Fathers. 86% of black births in Mississippi are being raised by single mothers. That translates to 86% of sperm donors being absent. Where's the "Justice" for those children?
Whoa - he has recently bragged on social media about settling cases.
The narcissism is deep within this one-
He is so lame he is using AI to create his graphics.
Carlos is misunderstood in this New America.
How ironic to start a Dad's for Justice
At this point I'm wondering if some of these people want to go back to segregation. I mean, they're saying that blacks and whites shouldn't be friends, so should they now live separately too?
10:33, Please post a link for that statistic.
I didn't post at 10:33, but a quick search found it's approximately 70%.
from https://www.americafirstpolicy.com/issues/20220825-fatherlessness-in-mississippi
294,000 children live in single-parent households, representing 46% of all Mississippi children.
This includes approximately 184,000 Black children (70% of all Black children in the state) and 86,000 white children (27% of all white children in the state).
OR you could use the stats from https://www.jsums.edu/education/sistas-teaching-and-raising-sons/
§ 70% of African American children are raised by a single mother.
cited from: Raising Him Alone©, Campaign for Grade Level Reading, The Urgency of Now
11:46 I was curious. Per AI 56% of MS births out of wedlock. The African American percent is 70-77%
They laugh about it and don't give a shit. Their culture is simply different than ours.
Mississippi's fraught history of black/white race relations and carpetbaggers is rapidly taking on new meaning:
race hustlers, backed by an army of DIY digital mass-marketers
Not sure why you are giving this clown any attention at all
He speaks the truth always....
@11.46 per google- read it and weep
About 69% of births to Black mothers were to unmarried women, compared to 27% for White mothers and 54% for Hispanic mothers. In places like Louisiana and Mississippi, over 80% of births to Black women were outside marriage.
Carlos Moore couldn't find his way out of a drive-thru. But he's gonna yell loud until folks come listen.
Carlos is representing himself as a "former judge" or "retired judge" and using the title to gain notice in the Wells case. He is now referred to as Judge Moore which is an abuse of his actual status as a judge removed for cause. He does not explain to the simple minds like Don Lemon that no respectable judge would speculate and cast accusations while an active death investigation is still underway in order to drum up business or run a political campaign. He is not only unprofessional but stupid. He will probably end up in Congress.
These "Justice Seeking Dads" attendance record in junior's life increase exponentially when said child suddenly acquires a GoFundMe.
The final 2 sentences of the post accurately sums up this guy named Carlos Moore.
I am not too knowledgeable about the criminal offense of “unlicensed practice of law,” but I wonder at what point any line gets crossed by him in which prosecutors consider charging him with that, or something similar?
My last thought (for now): the 1st Amendment is a “right,” but it rightly exposes the continuous dumbing down of attention hungry people in our society. And Carlos is just one of MANY.
Moore refers to himself as Judge Carlos Moore. He is even raising money that way. Isn't that false pretense? I heard Georgia has laws too.
All subsidized by taxpayers
"...to secure my eternal white robe."
Now I'm hearing, in my head, that breakaway hit song from 'A Madea Family Funeral', 'YOU GOT YOUR ROBE'. At last, I know what those words mean.
And Kingfish, your words, "...appeared on Don Lemon's show, who practically got on his knees as he slurped up everything Moore said.", summoned such vivid imagery. I can see it.
But wouldn't Lemon scuff-up his nice dress shoes, doing that? Or, is this why TV news personalities are running around wearing sneakers with their suits, these days?
2:37 False Pretense is a crime. Do you think this guy cares.
What an idiot
If Carlos and Crump keep fighting systemic racism, maybe one day white folks will even vote for a black president, maybe even to two terms. (At around 16% of the population, there' no way black people could do that on their own)
The bar is too wimpy to do anything about it. If anything the legal profession deserves him because they tolerated his antics far longer than any respectable regulating body would have.
His picture reminds me of Cartmans Realtor picture.
I don't defend the bar, but all it can do is disbar. And it did. Now, he is impersonating a judge/holding himself out as something he is not. He can claim to be retired, but facts are facts. He was removed from an appointment, part-time position.
Amazing since this president has been in office how racist the country has become now. It has been there all along but so open now.
Criticizing a black man is racist. Got it.
Look at Jackson v. City of Senatobia. Carlos Moore represented Shanterra Jackson in her suit against the City of Senatobia, alleging an officer sexually assaulted her in a patrol car. The problem is that the officer worked for the Town of Como and was in a Como patrol car. He sued the wrong city. The case was amended and the City of Senatobia was dismissed as a defendant, but of course nobody ever corrects the Facebook record, and to this day Carlos Moore nor Jackson have said a word about the error.
--and to add the Jackson v. City of Senatobia (Town of Como) was completely dismissed anyway.
8:54: Screaming and crying “racism” is not the same shield that it once for any non-Caucasian person in America just because he or she disagrees with something, gets criticized, feels “offended,” breaks the law and tries to avoid consequences, or wants to not accept responsibility for anything in general.
Law abiding people and responsible people of ALL races have been fed up with this mentality for a long time.
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