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Alex Jones lawyer’s license is suspended for releasing sensitive records

Posted on January 7, 2023 by pogowasright.org

Maya Yang reports:

A judge has suspended the license of a lawyer who was representing Alex Jones when the attorney appeared to have accidentally released sensitive court records surrounding the defamation lawsuits after the Sandy Hook school killings that the notorious conspiracy theorist lost.

In a court order that she issued on Thursday, Connecticut judge Barbara Bellis suspended New Haven-based Norman Pattis from practicing law in the state for six months.

Read more at The Guardian.

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