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: The GavelFederal Judge Charged in Drug Case
By Peter Hardin
Here’s an unusual headline: “Federal judge charged with buying drugs from stripper.”
According to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article, senior U.S. District Judge Jack T. Camp Jr., 67, was charged with purchasing cocaine and other illegal drugs while involved in a sexual relationship with an exotic dancer.
?This is not a case about judging. … It is a case about judgment,” said Bill Morrison, an attorney for Judge Camp.
The judge was appointed to the federal bench by President Reagan in 1988. Judge Camp also was charged with possession of two illegal guns, a New York Times article reported. The judge will plead not guilty, his attorney said.
Full post as published by The Gavel on October 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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