| ► TOP TEN SIGNS Judge Richard McQuade accepted bribes from crooked lawyers |
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TOP TEN SIGNS Ohio Judge Richard B. McQuade, Jr. accepted bribes from crooked lawyers
It would be rather frivolous for Judge Richard B. McQuade, Jr. to deny that he a
In addition, Judge Richard B. McQuade, Jr. these fabricated attorney fees were awarded to attorneys acting pro se, meaning they were representing themselves.
Given Judge Richard B. McQuade’s well-documented history as a serial-thief in filing sham compensation and travel expense claims as a visiting retired judge from 1992 though 2002, it would be foolish for any reasonable person to conclude that he didn’t demand a bribe from Perrysburg, Ohio attorney David R. Pheils, Jr. in awarding the clearly false fee claims set forth below.
10. Approved$39,960 to author 2 ½ page generic motion
9. Approved $9,728 to author 1 page generic response to motion
8. Approved $2,100 for not attending a hearing
7. Approved $1,800 for not attending deposition
6. Approved $470 to read one paragraph order (actually 3-lines)
5. Approved $512 to drive 22 miles
4. Approved $1,300 to drive 32 miles
3. Approved $220 to place papers in a file cabinet
2. Approved $296 to drive 1.5 miles
1. Approved $1,800 to attend penile transplant seminar in San Francisco
To make matters even worse and as drop-dead evidence that Judge Richard B. McQuade, Jr. is a certifiable thief, when he awarded these fabricated fees, he had the audacity to rule that they were “reasonable and necessary.” |
