their ordinary acts that they do for people. i think it just says maybe a lack of judgment. that s the concern that i get out of my case and the others. well then why do you think he was selected? well, merrick garland made the choice. he also brought in david harbaugh, one of his top people in this case. harbaugh was in the courtroom. gave the closing argument in my case and was also in the edwards case. again, there s some judgment questions there. but i don t know what pool or what criteria he had to pick from. on paper, he s been a good public servant. in the courtroom and in the judgments he s had these failures. in my case $28 million in legal fees and 3.5 years for my state, my family, my staff. i just think he s willing to stretch the law. here is the problem, michael. you know as a lawyer the ethical rules are, as a government
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33rd Annual Art in Gadsden
This annual tradition of Gadsden Arts showcases recent art by the area’s top artists and artists new to the region. Exhibited works span the mediums of watercolor, egg tempera, acrylic, oil, photography, clay, encaustic, wood, metal, glass, and serigraph.
The founders of the Art in Gadsden exhibition, Beth Appleton and David Harbaugh, wanted to bring fine art to Gadsden County, foster the careers of local artists, and draw the community together through this special event. Beginning in 1989, Art in Gadsden was displayed in empty downtown storefronts in Quincy, all put together and organized by a dedicated and all volunteer community. This exhibition draws visitors and patrons from across the region each year, and is an exciting opportunity for regional artists to share their work and for Gadsden Arts to celebrate the creativity within our community.