Last week, in Part I of an expose on Bridgeport Guardians v. Delmonte (Law Tribune, Feb. 20, 2012), I introduced readers to a poster case for the shenanigans and machinations that can occur in a federal court race case when no one is looking. In follow-ups, I will show what happens when someone starts looking and dares to object, but is shooed away by the judge, whose questionable orders issue with the blessing of colluding parties.
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Bridgeport Guardians Case: Moving The Money Around
The Connecticut Law Tribune
February 27, 2012
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