On Wednesday November 13th, Maryland District Court Judge Catherine C. Blake dismissed with prejudice a complaint filed against the Southern Poverty Law Center, a Montgomery Alabama based activist law firm, by Baltimore attorney Glen Keith Allen. The complaint related to doxing and harassment Allen suffered at the hands of the SPLC and extremists Heidi Beirich and Mark Potok, who were employed there.

As a direct result of his treatment by the SPLC, Allen lost his job as a Baltimore City attorney. He and his family were targeted by the mainstream media and his home was vandalized by masked anarchists who had been incited by the hate propaganda. Connections between the violent anarchist groups calling themselves “antifa” and the SPLC are still being explored, but evidence that at least one SPLC employee, Michael Edison Hayden, has a close relationship to violent “antifa” groups has been revealed by journalists at Quillette.

Blake’s controversial and unorthodox ruling comes just two weeks after Heidi Beirich, head of the SPLC’s so-called “intelligence project" - an operation dedicated to blacklisting and terrorizing individuals for their alleged political beliefs - resigned under a cloud of suspicion. In resigning from the scandal ridden organization Beirich joined Senior Fellow Mark Potok along with the SPLC’s founder Morris Dees, former President Richard Cohen and chief counsel Rhonda Brownstein, all of whom left earlier this year. The widely despised organization came under fire earlier in 2019 due to allegations of sexual abuse, corruption and racism at the very top, leading to the mass exodus of senior staff.

Allen filed his complain on December 8, 2018. The SPLC followed up with a motion to dismiss a month later. Arguments over the SPLC motion concluded in May 2019, and the case had been sitting on Judge Blake’s desk for an unusually untimely 6 months before she issued her perfunctory dismissal. Allen has claimed in public statements on twitter that Blake did not address several of his core arguments, misconstrued others and made at least one legal error so egregious that he will have no choice but to bring the case before the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Allen’s complaint was comprehensive and contained many allegations that were meticulously documented and substantiated. One major claim in the suit alleged that Heidi Beirich, acting on behalf of the SPLC, conspired with a man named Randolph Dilloway to receive documents that Dilloway had stolen from the National Alliance. These documents were subsequently used in the SPLC’s campaign against Allen.

Allen alleged, with strong supporting evidence, that Beirich was aware the documents were not only stolen, but that they contained confidential information, including privileged attorney/client communications. Allen further argued that the SPLC paid Dilloway a sum of money in exchange for the stolen property, and required him to sign a non-discosuse agreement (NDA), a move that automatically raises red flags. Not only are these allegations illegal according to statutes cited by Allen in his complaint, they represent a breach of ethical conduct required of lawyers and by extension of law firms and all their employees. Despite its reputation as a media entity, the SPLC is still a law firm, and its employees are required to adhere to ethical standards imposed by the Bar association......

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Poster Comment:

Of course it's a gurl judge with a face like Anthony Quinn -- one of TWO such stories at this magnificent but seemingly obscure site right now. Anybody heard of it?

The big news casually dropt into this article is that Heidi Beirich has left the $PLC. She was the next main person in line but I figured she'd stay one no matter who her boss was. A great development -- more shame for this despicable unofficial arm of the fedgov. More proof it's in a state of chaos and mebbe even fear as the groyper generation heaves into view!