Lawton v. Tarr
District Court, E.D. North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER AND MEMORANDUM OF DECISION
CRAVEN, Circuit Judge.
I confess that I am embarrassed that the United States Attorney has filed a motion asking that I disqualify myself from hearing and deciding the merits of the above-captioned proceeding. If my oath of office includes a vow of silence on matters of public controversy, then I have simply brought it upon myself. But I believe that a federal judge is privileged to address his local Bar Association in observance of Law Day without confining his remarks to platitudes in praise of milk and motherhood with perhaps a flat out condemnation of…
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