The "Honorable" Paul G. Hyman is establishing an interesting case law record.� What is black and white in one case becomes pure white in another case.� In other words, it appears that Judge Hyman will embrace ridiculous legal concepts when required in order to protect certain lawyers, and punish whistleblowers.� We need to have a Federal Special Prosecutor examine all sources of income for Hyman as well as his treachery against the Constitution.� There may be an interesting overlap between his income sources and his opinions regarding attorney misconduct, also known as Bankruptcy Misconduct.
Incompetence or Corruption?� Judge Paul Hyman reopens his own bankruptcy case, and as the onion peels before him he tip toes through the pooh like a drunk elephant in a tulip bed.� In situations like this one, it just has to be both.
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This is the Judicial Complaint against Judge Paul G. Hyman as prepared by Mary Alice Gwynn, Esquire.� Ms. Gwynn had been retained by Eleanor M. Cole in order to assist her in executing her civil judgment against a convicted felon by the name of James F. Walker.� As is often seen with certain organized crime families having relations that extend into the bankruptcy bar, the federal bankruptcy courts were used by Walker to protect his ill gotten gains.� For reasons not yet fully divulged, Judge Hyman went out of his way to protect all lawyers aligned with the protection of felon Walker.� Judge Hyman would sign orders prepared by the felon's lawyer, which included facts and ruling never made by Hyman.� These orders were intended to cause harm to Ms. Gwynn in apparent retaliation for her bringing to the Court's attention conflict of interest violations by lawyers associated with felon Walker.