A jury in Pittsburgh has found Judge Michael Joyce guilty of all charges.
Joyce was prosecuted for mail fraud and money laundering for bilking insurance companies $440,000 from a 2001 car accident.
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Posted: November 19, 2008 Tags: Michael Joyce
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News of this verdict makes me sick for Joyce's family and all of those people let down by this man. Where has virtue gone?
I find it amusing there is a togetherchristian.com google ad right next to the Michael Joyce guilty announcement.
For people familiar with personal injury litigation a person alleging damages found performing activities inconsistent with their puported inabilities is not uncommon. Following the trial from newspaper accounts suggests the jury may have held the Judge to a higher standard by virtue of his position and perhaps viewed him as having used his position to gain an advantage.
It is only right that JOYCE be held to a highter standand than the ordinary person . He is typical of our political people such as TED in ALASKA who only look after their own intrests long range. How can our youth look at this and not be influenced' I only hope they take away his pension as well. ANDY