Liberal Virginia DA is facing bar complaint after court removed her office

• Virginia Bar wants Buta Biberaj disbarred and removed from office.
• A judge, however, barred her office from criminal prosecution for “deliberately deceiving the Court and the public”.
• However, The chief prosecutor got $922,000 in campaign financing from George Soros.

On Thursday, the chief prosecutor in Loudoun County, Virginia, received a bar complaint after a circuit court judge barred her office from criminal prosecution for “deliberately deceiving the Court and the public.”

“Ms. Biberaj’s behavior is utterly unworthy of a prosecutor and a court official. Judge Plowman’s order is a devastating indictment of the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s ethics and her contempt for the judicial system’s integrity.

“However, Ms. Biberaj’s behavior is utterly unworthy of a prosecutor and a court official. Judge Plowman’s order is a devastating indictment of the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s ethics and her contempt for the judicial system’s integrity.

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Biberaj’s office offered Valle a six-month plea agreement, but Plowman said prosecutor Michele Burton offered the deal by downplaying Valle’s past criminal history and not adding further burglary accusations against him.

Kennedy stated that Biberaj’s “ad hominem assaults against private individuals are worrisome but expected.”

“She continues to mislead the public and escape any responsibility for her conduct,” Kennedy added. “Biberaj’s acts plainly violate her professional ethics and are a significant breach of public trust.

Unlike Ms. Biberaj, who got $922,000 in campaign financing from George Soros, no officer, board member, supporter, or volunteer has been compensated in any way for our righteous effort to recall and remove Ms. Biberaj.”