Breaking Bad Lawyer? 50-Year Attorney With 3 OWIs, Federal Money Laundering Indictment, Two-Year License Loss, Two-Month Suspension, and Six Wisconsin Supreme Court Sanctions Hit With New Reprimand

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KENOSHA, Wis. — “You don’t need a criminal lawyer. You need a criminal lawyer.”

The line, delivered by Jesse Pinkman in the television series Breaking Bad, was meant as dark humor. In the case of longtime Kenosha-area attorney Walter W. Stern III, it reads more like uncomfortable irony.

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  1. And nobody is forced to hire them or write them checks.

    Buyer beware.
    You want an old guy who’s been around the block a few thousand times ? Then hire him.
    But you better expect him to get lost every once in a while on his way around your case.
    If someone is willing to write me a check when I’m in my 70s, you bet I’ll cash it ! And then if I can remember how, I’ll do my job.
    But no guarantees !!

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    1. “My real name’s McGill. The Jew thing I just do for the homeboys. They all want a pipe-hitting member of the tribe, so to speak”.

      -Saul Goodman

  2. Walter is one of those characters that are becoming in short supply. On a good day sharp as a tack with great intellect but common sense is often lacking. In a business sense, maybe the kind of guy you’d hire as a consultant but not necessarily to get the job done. And he’s not always made good life choices.

    1. Life choices.

      We all make choices.
      Some were good.
      Some were even great !
      And then Some we wish we actually did make.

      Then there are those we regret.
      The ones we want to forget.
      But not the ones that made a difference.
      Those we want and wish we could remember all.

      Every 70 something looks back. Thinks about life.
      His probably was pretty good. For the most part.
      A few excesses here and there. A handful of those that really shouldn’t have happened. But that’s life.

      Hopefully there’s a cabin up north with some shoe boxes in the attic he can tap into. Time to move on

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  3. I’m surprised this guy is still alive. I remember his name from back in the day when we’d get all local news in the local paper. he was in the news 30+ years ago
    Gotta give him credit for something 😝👍🏻

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  4. Sounds similar to DA Solis. Which there hasn’t been a story on, only because he’s Kevin’s friend. Your whole thing is to expose corruption, unless it’s your friend. Great work Kevin.

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  5. Attorneys & Judges all stick together to cover up crimes committed by each other. It’s part of their secret codes & their fraternal order aka BAR Association. Attorneys & Judges are involved is the largest organized crime syndicate in U.S. History illegally using our Court Rooms to carry out their crimes criminally violating their victims to rake in as much money as possible with their crimes.

    Attorney CPA, LOUIS J CORNA, Is extremely corrupt, unethical and dangerous who gets to commit major crimes criminally violating his victims even witnessed by many Judges and many of his fellow Attorneys who even aide in his crimes and covering up all of LOUIS J CORNA’s crimes! Attorney LOUIS J CORNA is licensed in more than one State… LOUIS J CORNA along with his boss Dallas Texas billionaire GENE E PHILLIPS bribed several Judges, several Attorneys and even several top Government Officials which includes Senators, Governors and States Attorneys in exchange to cover up all of their crimes criminally violating LAUREN ANN CORNA all causing her severe harm and millions & millions & millions of dollars in financial damages … See Tarrant County Texas case 324-502659-11 which is quite SHOCKING! There is no Statute of limitations on their FRAUD UPON THE COURTS criminally violating LAUREN ANN CORNA so Then these crooks recruited more corrupt Judges, more corrupt Attorneys and more corrupt Government Officials to continue to attack and go after LAUREN ANN CORNA.

    Currently, LAUREN ANN CORNA is under a full blown attack by corrupt Government workers and even their corrupt Government Contractors to cover up their crimes criminally violating her. LAUREN ANN CORNA is a victim to the largest Government COVER UP Operations in U.S. History. Gangs of armed Government Workers broke into LAUREN ANN CORNA’s home ransacking and robbing her home stealing documents & evidence out of her home Office then these crooks holding Government Jobs death threatened to murder off LAUREN ANN CORNA if she contacts her insurance company or if she files any lawsuits against them! Their crimes and attacks are endless criminally violating LAUREN ANN CORNA

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  6. Don’t forget Easton with his prostitution, also Attorney Thomas Anderson Sr with his prostitution arrest…… A law degree does not make you moral, it just allows you to do a job..

  7. The State BAR Associations and State Judiciary Commissions cover up crimes committed by their Members and are doing nothing to help Victims to these criminals in their Associations.

    The FBI and DOJ get to rake in billions & billions of our Tax Dollars while refusing to stop any of these criminals holding Government Jobs which includes corrupt Judges and corrupt Attorneys….in fact the FBI and DOJ are scrambling like cockroaches to cover up crimes committed by their corrupt Government Workers including breaking into our homes ransacking and robbing our homes stealing whatever they want including damaging documents and evidence out of our Home Office Filing Cabinets as part of their Government COVER UP Operations.

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