The Boy Who Cried Wolf

I figured something like this would eventually happen. Too bad they can't go after his cronies as well. I don't think he realizes it's his name on the line. Things like this don't help his professional standing. Officer Erik Sammis has filed an ethics complaint with the "Tennessee Professional Board of Responsibility" against Javier Bailey. Where disciplinary action has been taken against him on previous occasions. If you ask me, I think it's long overdue. I appreciate someone standing up for the underdog who might not otherwise get justice. But there's a thin line between assistance and exploitation. I think Mr. Bailey has crossed that line. What his actions have amounted to is a lunatic with a law licence. He had been fired until the judge ruled the lawsuit had to be refiled.

I remember Mr. Bailey once saying he wanted to focus on environmental law. I had no problem with that per say, though I wondered why the sudden change. I don't think most of the people that were listening at that time, understood what he was saying. He wanted to take up other peoples causes on their behalf. In other words "find something bothering you and file lawsuit for you." In class action lawsuits it's the lawyer that gets the biggest check. He must have gotten sidetracked along the way or nothing has come up. Lately his focus seems to be wrongful death suits. "Trying to stick it to the man." Javier Bailey is fishing with more than one pole. The more lines you have in the water. You're bound to catch something. He has represented every seedy defendent in the news. The problem is they want to fish in the name of the black community. As a black in this community, I don't want Javier Bailey fishing for me. He's like the boy who cried wolf. When he actually had a reason to be calling, nobody would listen.