Woman Fed Judge allows the criminal to return to Kenya to tie up his financial affairs

no strings attached...and she thinks he's coming back...OR is his giving her a payout for letting him go?

https://alphanews.org/judge-allows-feeding-our-future-fraudster-to-take-30-day-trip-to-kenya/

A federal judge will allow one of the defendants who pleaded guilty in the $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal to travel to Kenya for 30 days despite the objections of prosecutors.

Liban Yasin Alishire, 43, pleaded guilty in January to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering while admitting that he defrauded the federal government’s Child Nutrition Programs of over $2 million under the sponsorship of Feeding Our Future.

Alishire personally obtained $712,000 in fraudulent reimbursements from the government and used that money to purchase a boat, a Ford F150 pickup truck, an apartment in Nairobi, Kenya, and the Karibu Palms Resort along the Indian Ocean in Kenya, according to federal prosecutors.

Now, U.S. District Court Judge Nancy E. Brasel has partially granted Alishire’s request to travel to Kenya so he can “assist in the sale of his Kenyan properties,” according to a court document filed Wednesday.

“The sale will help with his forfeiture and restitution obligations,” Brasel noted. KARE 11 first reported on Brasel’s decision.

where do they find these people?
Appointed by President Trump no doubt on the advice of some rino. oh i see. recommended by Klobuchar...big mistake...don't take any advice on anything from a democrat... and the woman had been a judge for a long time....this was her next step up. Maybe she wasn't crazy then...but something has sure happened.

perhaps women shouldn't be on the bench either.

Well, I would not be too keen on returning, would you ?

The judge may have already taken this into account

As part of his plea agreement, Alishire will forfeit a boat and trailer, a Ford F150 pickup truck, an apartment unit in Nairobi, Kenya, and the Karibu Palms Resort on the Indian Ocean in Kenya. Alishire also agreed to a $712,084.00 forfeiture money judgment.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-mn/pr/brooklyn-park-man-pleads-guilty-his-role-250-million-feeding-our-future-fraud-scheme

Maybe he was a real Nigerian Prince.

Lol. He ain't coming back.

Just supposing he does not come back.

Is the judge ...... liable for some big flaw in her work?
To what degree are Judges responsible for bad decisions?

Sprintcyclist wrote:Just supposing he does not come back.

Is the judge ...... liable for some big flaw in her work?
To what degree are Judges responsible for bad decisions?

As much as any other person who makes bad decisions that may adversely impact others and/or has harmed others but judicial immunity protects them. Why should they be protected? If you make bad decisions in your workplace you'd get the sack.

Red Lily wrote:

Sprintcyclist wrote:Just supposing he does not come back.

Is the judge ...... liable for some big flaw in her work?
To what degree are Judges responsible for bad decisions?

As much as any other person who makes bad decisions that may adversely impact others and/or has harmed others but judicial immunity protects them.  Why should they be protected?  If you make bad decisions in your workplace you'd get the sack.

Maybe not the sack, but there is some repercussion.
What happens when Judges make bad decisions?

Sprintcyclist wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

Sprintcyclist wrote:Just supposing he does not come back.

Is the judge ...... liable for some big flaw in her work?
To what degree are Judges responsible for bad decisions?

As much as any other person who makes bad decisions that may adversely impact others and/or has harmed others but judicial immunity protects them.  Why should they be protected?  If you make bad decisions in your workplace you'd get the sack.

Maybe not the sack, but there is some repercussion.
What happens when Judges make bad decisions?

Those decisions can be appealed through a higher authority

vege57 wrote:

Sprintcyclist wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

Sprintcyclist wrote:Just supposing he does not come back.

Is the judge ...... liable for some big flaw in her work?
To what degree are Judges responsible for bad decisions?

As much as any other person who makes bad decisions that may adversely impact others and/or has harmed others but judicial immunity protects them.  Why should they be protected?  If you make bad decisions in your workplace you'd get the sack.

Maybe not the sack, but there is some repercussion.
What happens when Judges make bad decisions?

Those decisions can be appealed through a higher authority

What's a higher court going to do when the guy is already back in Kenya? Lol