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IS THIS THE SAME WARE THAT IS:
U.S. District Judge Willie James Ware of San Jose, California, says he saw his teenage brother killed in a 1963 Birmingham, Alabama racial attack. The Alabama native nominated for a prestigious9th cir federal judgeship faces scrutiny over his claims that his brother was shot in a racial attack on the same day as the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four African American girls.
TURNS OUT THAT THIS WAS A LIE YET HE SITS ON THE FEDERAL BENCH. AND HE IS A MEMBER OF THE CALIFORNIA BAR WHICH HE ALWAYS PROTECTS FROM SUITS.
Posted by: THE KAT | January 31, 2011 at 01:35 PM