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	ELotH:TES / Lord Greylord
		Greylord mourned the death of his friend in 583 TMSK, but continued to be a valuable ally to Ronard's line and lent great stability through his continued presence on the The Kings Council, though he never sought the role of High King.
		Greylord's idiosyncrasies were further compounded when, working non-stop and without sleep for 85 days, he drew up minutely detailed plans for a gigantic citadel with Parsonya Castle at its centre, to be built on top of and around the current capital city as an unassailable defense against virtually any invader.
		Seeking vengeance for his lost kingdom, Greylord was among those who led the final offensive in 1003 and died under the edge of the Fell Blade.
	elothtes.pbwiki.com /Lord-Greylord (1312 words)

	Federal Bureau of Investigation - Press Room - Headline Archives
		This "bagman" had been Deputy Traffic Court Clerk in the Cook County judicial system, and he was the first defendant to be found guilty in a mammoth sting investigation of crooked officials in the Cook County courts.
		It was called OPERATION GREYLORD, named after the curly wigs worn by British judges.
		And in the end -- through undercover operations that used honest and very courageous judges and lawyers posing as crooked ones...
	www.fbi.gov /page2/march04/greylord031504.htm (480 words)

	It's All in the Wrist (excerpt, Enchantress)
		Greylord, or something about him, annoyed him to no end, and he couldn’t fathom what it might be.
		So he smoothed out his costume, puffed himself up like Greylord’s second-in-charge (like he was), popped his pills and left the room on his mission to inform his people of the plan which would be going down in a matter of hours, two at the least, six at the most.
		She was fully aware that Greylord would do anything to her to further his plans; she only hoped, that if she were destined to die here, that she would have a final shot at her enemy, and thus the enemy of her goddess.
	www.borg.com /~lilith/arts/diane-rough.html (5828 words)

	NewStandard: 10/24/99
		It's a fictionalized Greylord, a real-life investigation that led to the convictions of 15 judges, 49 lawyers and dozens of court personnel in Chicago.
		"One of my unhappy Greylord responsibilities was trying to run a corrupt lawyer that we hoped to use as an insider," Turow recalled during a recent interview in his law office on the 77th floor of the Sears Tower.
		"Greylord was a great success, but its success would have been even greater had we been able to turn a lawyer who was inside and put him out there" with a microphone.
	www.s-t.com /daily/10-99/10-24-99/e07ae193.htm (1153 words)

	Greylord Obavnik Piotyr Chemovsky - IKwiki
		The idea is to take what we already know about Greylords in Warmachine (offensive magic with damage and denial capabilities) and expand that to a warcaster.
		For a model, I would suggest using a (derp!) Greylord model, but they'll likely be on the field already.
		Neither of those courses are offered by the Greylord Covenant, as far as I know, so it will have to be something self-taught/discoverd.
	www.ikwiki.com /Greylord_Obavnik_Piotyr_Chemovsky (757 words)

	Privateer Press Forums -> Greylord Solo
		How about a greylord solo give him one point higher def lower armor and a couple of freezing spells and 5 focus and a spell master which gives him a plus two RAT and magic abilitie.
		So, for any Greylord to become a 'caster, he'd have to be as good or better (Focus 7 or 8).
		As it is with the Greylord feat you do get Leadership at 10th level for free which always helps.
	forums.privateerpress.com /index.php?showtopic=32945 (973 words)

	Greylord Review
		Convicted Greylord Judge Raymond Sodini presided over Gambling Court at 11th and State - a carnival-like atmosphere where attorneys had to shout at the judge and each other, in order to be heard over the din of a passing CTA elevated train.
		Operation Greylord produced evidence suggesting that high-profile murder cases could be fixed in the Circuit Court of Cook County.
		When Greylord first broke, James Bailey recalls a meeting in Harry Comerford's office where the chief judge expressed the hope that the problem would be confined to the so called "lesser" courts.
	www.ipsn.org /greylord.html (4307 words)

	COMMENTARY - Ohio Greylord: Bringing Judicial Corruption Out of the Closet
		Operation Greylord was an FBI investigation of judicial corruption in Cook County, Ill., during the 1980s.
		In speaking about Greylord, the FBI intoned that corrupt practices in government strike at the heart of social order and justice and that's "why the FBI has the ticker on investigations of public corruption as a top priority".
		The sooner they initiate Operation Ohio Greylord, the better the chance there will be for a fair administration of justice in the Baumgartner case as well as every case in the judicial system.
	www.northcountrygazette.org /articles/101406OhioGreylord.html (2829 words)

	Operation Greylord
		In the wake of the 1980s federally initiated Operation Greylord scandal that rocked the community and exposed a judicial system rife with corruption, incompetence, intrigue, and influence peddling, a blue-ribbon panel was assembled to examine the ills of the Cook County courts and issue recommendations that would contribute toward noteworthy, long overdue reform.
		Judge Bailey was well into his second decade on the bench when the whisperings of Greylord erupted into a front-page major media scandal that compromised the fragile integrity of all of Cook County's judiciary.
		The renowned federal investigation began when Terry Hake, a former Cook County attorney who worked for Judge Bailey, approached the FBI and agreed to wear a hidden microphone and record the conversations detailing the ways and means of payoffs between lawyers and judges.
	www.tulanelink.com /tulanelink/greylord_02a.htm (4395 words)

	Greyson Chapter 27 - The Sceptre and Spellbook
		Greylord sent most of his army to find his beloved brother, but all returned without a trace of the prince.”
		Greylord tried to talk to him, but Willis would just get angry and leave the castle.
		Then Greylord was mortally wounded by his brother Willis, whose evil desire was to rule Greylan.
	www.cyber-nan.com /bv/bva/arc36/bvjgreyson27.htm (2882 words)

	Greylord convicted 12 judges
		AN operation codenamed Greylord in Cook County in Illinois, which covered an extensive federal investigation into corruption in the county's judicial system in the early 1980s, ended up with almost 100 people convicted.
		Other suggestions were to increase the professional skills of prosecutors and investigators, strengthening financial disclosure rules for judges, and developing programmes within the judiciary, law schools and professional legal associations that stress professional ethics.
		It was reported that a few years after the Greylord prosecutions, another judicial scandal erupted with three judges and several politicians convicted of fixing murder cases and committing other criminal offences.
	thestar.com.my /news/story.asp?file=/2006/6/25/focus/14645687&sec=focus (524 words)

	judgingcrimes.com - Judging Crimes - 141. Brocton Lockwood and Operation Greylord
		According to the Daily Register, Operation Greylord's final tally was "17 judges, 48 lawyers, 8 policemen, 10 deputy sheriffs, 8 court officials, and 1 state legislator" arrested, and most of them convicted.
		When the state Supreme Court learned about Operation Greylord, Lockwood and two lawyers involved in the case were called on to show why they should not be disbarred for casting the state judicial system in a bad light, Lockwood said.
		It's sobering to think that if Operation Greylord hadn't produced quite so many headlines, the Illinois Supreme Court might have been quite happy to sacrifice the legal career of an honest judge to protect the the reputation of a system that didn't deserve it.
	www.judgingcrimes.com /journal/2006/8/1/141-brocton-lockwood-and-operation-greylord.html (1068 words)

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		Petitioner was arrested by federal law enforcement agents during the "Greylord" investigation into corruption in the Chicago criminal justice system.
		At the hearing, the prosecutor expressed concern that in state court Tuite had represented co-defendants of both Filliponio and Davis, who were to testify for the government.
		Moreover, petitioner clearly knew many of the details of his attorney's potential conflicts since his selection of his attorney was expressly based on the attorney's previous experience in representing Greylord defendants.
	www.usdoj.gov /osg/briefs/1988/sg880092.txt (1994 words)

	IKIT CLAWS HOEMPAGE
		Greylord Skrisnik, Warlord and Seer of Clan Skrisnik The occupant of the Second Seat of the Council is Greylord Skrisnik, Warlord of Clan Skrisnik.
		Many seeking to sit at the Council and ignorant of the Greylord's power, have sought to do him in; Greylord Skrisnik's chair at the Circle has been constructed of the scores of skulls of would be assassins, his only expression of his power and vanity.
		When the disaster struck, Greylord Skrisnik appeared, seizing much of the priceless tomes before they were destroyed or confiscated by the Grey Seers after the disaster, and used these texts to further his daemonic power.
	www.angelfire.com /biz4/IkitClaw/Council.html (5950 words)

	Greylord convicted 12 judges
		AN operation codenamed Greylord in Cook County in Illinois, which covered an extensive federal investigation into corruption in the county's judicial system in the early 1980s, ended up with almost 100 people convicted.
		Other suggestions were to increase the professional skills of prosecutors and investigators, strengthening financial disclosure rules for judges, and developing programmes within the judiciary, law schools and professional legal associations that stress professional ethics.
		It was reported that a few years after the Greylord prosecutions, another judicial scandal erupted with three judges and several politicians convicted of fixing murder cases and committing other criminal offences.
	www.thestar.com.my /news/story.asp?file=/2006/6/25/focus/14645687&sec=focus (513 words)

	Corporate Crime Reporter
		If you were the target of a federal criminal investigation, who would you hire to be your criminal defense attorney?
		Webb, a former U.S. Attorney in Chicago, made a name or himself prosecuting corrupt judges and lawyers in Operation Greylord, then went on to successfully prosecute Iran-Contra operator John Poindexter.
		He has spent the last seventeen years with Winston & Strawn in Chicago, defending corporations and individuals accused of wrongdoing, including some big name corporations, like Philip Morris, McDonald's, Microsoft, and General Electric, and some big name politicians, like former Congressman Dan Rostenkowski.
	www.corporatecrimereporter.com /05_27_03_pressrelease.html (812 words)

	NOLA.com: Orleans Parish Forum
		But, once on the bench, though she must remain Paddy McNamara, she will never have to face a real re-election campaign and new name or not, she's a good, honest judge, as most are here these days.
		This is all the result of Greylord, the very investigation the Feds patterned Operation Wrinkled Robe after.
		Greylord was in the 80's and changed Chicago judicial system forever.
	www.nola.com /forums/townhall/index.ssf?artid=103001 (158 words)

	Print Version
		Lockwood was the man behind Operation Greylord, an FBI investigation of judicial corruption in Cook County in the 1980s.
		During the Operation Greylord trials, Lockwood gave up his judge's appointment and went back to private practice.
		His wife, Gala, said she is Lockwood's "biggest fan." She keeps a scrapbook of his news clippings from the Greylord days, and is learning to ride horses to keep up with him in retirement.
	www.southernillinoisan.com /articles/2006/05/04/top/16218090.prt (991 words)

	2006-11-21 - Verdant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When they asked about Greylord, the tavern keeper told them that it had happened there.
		Apparently Greylord, a man of medium height wearing a hat, was drinking when two sailors spilled a drink on him and then argued with him.
		The innkeeper told them that Greylord had come back to the inn, taken his belongings and his horse, and left: no one had tried to stop him.
	www.claymore.co.za /verdant/index.php?title=2006-11-21 (613 words)

	City of Chicago Office of the Inspector General > David Grossman, Director of Investigations
		Among those convicted in Gambat were an alderman, a state senator and the chief judge of the Chancery Division of the Circuit Court of Cook County.
		In both Greylord and Gambat the FBI placed a microphone inside a judge's chambers.
		The placement of a microphone in a judge's chambers in Greylord was the first time this had ever been done.
	www.chicagoinspectorgeneral.org /office-david-grossman.html (439 words)

	Judges as Criminals
		The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals held that the Circuit Court of Cook County is a criminal enterprise.
		The United States Supreme Court recently acknowledged the judicial corruption in Cook County, when it stated that Judge "Maloney was one of many dishonest judges exposed and convicted through 'Operation Greylord', a labyrinthine federal investigation of judicial corruption in Chicago".
		Since judges who do not report the criminal activities of other judges become principals in the criminal activity, 18 U.S.C. Section 2, 3 and 4, and since no judges have reported the criminal activity of the judges who have been convicted, the other judges are as guilty as the convicted judges.
	www.clr.org /crimjudg.html (1223 words)

	Personal Injuries by Scott Turow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If this new federal undercover project, called Greylord, failed like its predecessor, the prosecutors involved might jeopardize their right to practice law.
		Greylord ultimately led to the convictions of 15 judges and 49 lawyers, as well as dozens of court personnel.
		Greylord had no Robbie Fever -- indeed, we often bemoaned the fact that we never succeeded in turning a true insider who could go around wired.
	www.scottturow.com /personalinjuriesarticle.htm (748 words)

	Theatre of War: Faith and Sacrifice - Atlantis Games & Comics
		The initial shooting would see the Juggernaut receiving a large amount of fire from the mercenary barage gun and the Defender's cannon while a Greylord would fall to a barage shot and another would be crushed against the wall of a building when Brisbane shockwaved the Marauder against him.
		Khadoran reply fire was ineffective as the Destroyer was moving too much to take accurate aim at the Trollkin and the remaining Greylord broke and ran from the fray but recovered his composure once he was outside the line of fire.
		The Marauder would rush to close proximity of the blockhouse door before being blown apart by the Cygnarian firepower while providing a distraction for the rapid approach of The Butcher who put a hand cannon shot into Brisbane when he was not paying close attention to where he was on the battlefield.
	www.atlantis-comics.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=2293 (672 words)

	Book Reviews
		Both of these books on Greylord describe the long hours and hard work that went into uncovering and documenting the corruption in order to obtain convictions in federal trials.
		However, since his cooperation was the single most important reason that Operation Greylord succeeded, the book really should have considered more fully the possibility that one man's ambition, not simply his disillusionment, was the force behind the investigation.
		Lockwood sought nothing from the feds for his assumption of a terrible risk, and he describes Greylord solely from his point of view.
	www.lib.niu.edu /ipo/1990/ii900225.html (1174 words)

	Contents of II. A BRIEF HISTORY OF RATTING (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In Operation Greylord (“Greylord”), federal prosecutors targeted corruption within the Cook County Circuit Court in Chicago, investigating court employees, judges and attorneys who practiced before the court.
		One of Greylord’s targets was a prominent Chicago criminal defense attorney named Marvin Glass.
		In order to forestall his own indictment under Greylord, Glass contacted federal prosecutors in Chicago and offered to inform on the activities of his client, Ofshe.
	www.law.upenn.edu /conlaw/issues/vol2/num3/abramovsky/node3_ct.html (3611 words)

	To Report or Not to Report
		In Illinois, meanwhile, the opinion on Himmel was preceded and followed by controversy.
		About 50 Illinois attorneys were disbarred or suspended in connection with the “Greylord” investigations into bribery schemes in the Illinois courts.
		Himmel had nothing to do with Greylord, except that it seemed intolerable that many Chicago attorneys had been aware of corruption without reporting it.
	www.courts.state.mn.us /lprb/88bbarts/bb1288.html (1414 words)

	Amazon.com: "Operation Greylord": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For three years, an undercover attorney and judge wore wires to catch fixed narcotics and traffic cases.
		The federal Operation Greylord prosecutions of judges, lawyers, police officers,...
		FBI investigation surfaced that focused on the first attempt to clean up systematic corruption in a major municipal court system.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Operation-Greylord (475 words)

	Crimes Starr is Defending
		Recently, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals held that the Circuit Court of Cook County is a criminal enterprise.
		They, and Starr in turn, became principals in the criminal activity, 18 USC § 1.
		According to Citizens for Legal Responsibility®, the criminal activities that the Federal Courts found in the Circuit Court of Cook County still exist, and are today under the care, custody and control of Judge Greylord II (Chief Judge Donald O'Connell), so the Circuit Court of Cook County remains a criminal enterprise.
	members.tripod.com /medicolegal/starcrime.htm (1289 words)

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