... Those problems, wrote Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick, include "fundamental misstatements of the law" by a prosecutor to the grand jury that indicted Comey in September ...

What might the A.B.A. do when a lawyer acts in that manner?

@#2 ... Hey judge, shut up and hear the evidence. ...

Yeah, that seems to be the issue here.

The Judge heard the evidence provided by the Prosecutor, and determined there to be a "disturbing pattern of profound investigative missteps."

@#5 ... The swamp is trying to prevent Comey from being held accountable for his crimes ...

Accountable for what?

What is the evidence your current alias has?

Oh, wait.

The Judge has ruled the evidence included is a "fundamental misstatements of the law" by a prosecutor.

That's what your current alias is hanging its hat on this evening.

"[F]undamental misstatements of the law?"

@#7 ... Nothing. ABA does not oversee lawyer conduct state bar associations do....

As always, many thanks for your correction of my comment.

... On topic, the District Court Judge stayed the Magistrate's order with short briefing and hearing schedule. ...

A couple hours ago.

Yeah, it looks like this case may end up in front of SCOTUS.