The man pictured above was arrested by the Virginia authorities two years ago and extradited to the State of Connecticut. Meet 64 year old physically disabled Paul Boyne. Paul lives right outside of Washington DC, in Springfield VA with his elderly parents who own a stately red brick house with an American flag waving from the driveway. He blogs from his parents basement, not unlike Failed Messiah blogger Shmarya Rosenberg, who blogged from his parents basement in Nebraska.

Paul has been writing a blog called the family law circus for years. Boyne vented his wrath at the Connecticut judiciary, whom he calls the “Jewdiciary.” His blog is extremely offensive, but its not clear from his rantings whether he is Alt-right, white supremacist, conspiracy theorist, militia, Hell’s Angel, Son of Sam, or whether he is pretending to be part of an extremist group in order to scare the Connecticut Judges whom he harbors ill will. Boyne describes Judges and lawyers who are clearly not Jewish as part of a “Jewish pedophile conspiracy.” Boyne has mentioned the Oath Keepers, a right wing militia group, in his blog. The Oath Keepers focus their anger on the Federal government, while Boyne is totally focused on the Connecticut’s family court “Jewdiciary.” I don’t think the Oath Seekers would be very interested in family law Judges and lawyers in the little State of Connecticut. They have bigger aspirations, like taking down the United States Federal government. The police have not accused Boyne of being part of an extremist terrorist group, or the leader of a group whom Boyne could command to commit acts of violence.

Boyne suggested numerous ways how CT judges and family lawyers could be killed with different caliber weapons and then ground up into a hamburger or a London broil. Boyne is a big fan of Shakespeare’s quote “kill all the lawyers.” Boyne put pictures of Judges’ faces in crosshairs and disclosed the addresses and pictures from Google maps and the license plates of the cars they drove. The State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Boyne was aware that his on line statements were likely to cause immediate incitement to violence. “Constitutional guarantees of free speech do not permit a State to forbid advocacy of the use of force or of law violation except where such advocacy is directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action and is likely to incite or produce such action. The mere abstract teaching of the moral propriety or even moral necessity for a resort to force and violence, is not the same as preparing a group for violent action and steeling it to such action.” Brandenberg v. Ohio.

What is the root of Boyne’s anger at the Connecticut family courts? Boyne lost full custody and visitation with his child many years ago by a court order issued by New Haven Judge Linda Munro. He was not even permitted supervised visitation.

Retired Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Joette Katz, who works for the law firm of Shipman and Goodwin is referenced in Boyne’s police reports. Its not clear what her involvement is in the Boyne case, but she wrote a letter in the Connecticut Law Tribute calling for Boyne to be arrested back in 2022. She wrote that Boyne’s blog will produce “imminent lawless action that I believe is likely to both incite and ultimately one day produce such action.” Shortly after her article, Federal agents kicked in his door and served him with search warrants. The Feds apparently couldn’t get a grand jury to indict him so they dropped their case. The State of Connecticut then stepped in and served him with a search warrant and had him arrested by the Virginia police and extradited back to Connecticut where a $750K bond was put on his head. He couldn’t afford to pay the bondsman so he sat in prison for 18 months before the Judge dropped his bond to a fraction of the $750K. Boyne was locked up in the same prison as Rabbi Daniel Greer, ie., MacDougall Correctional Institution. The guards kept the White gangs and the Jewish gangs in separate corners of the yard. Boyne was able to bond himself out and stay with his parents in Virginia while he was monitored with an ankle bracelet.

State and Federal cyber stalking laws are being challenged throughout the country on First Amendment grounds. In 2024 the Feds arrested many people who threatened the lives of the Presidential candidates. One guy was arrested for threatening Biden from a mental hospital but had no way to carry out his plan to slit Biden’s throat. Sarah Palin put the names of Congressional Democrats in the crosshairs of a map of the United States. The New York Times suggested that her map incited the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. A week before Trump was shot, Joe Biden told his supporters, “I have one job, and that’s to beat Donald Trump. So, we’re done talking about the debate. It’s time to put Trump in a bullseye.” Republicans blamed Biden for inciting the Trump shooter. Palin and Biden were never arrested for inciting violence.

If the Federal and State authorities were to arrest everyone who posted an online threat they would have to build a lot more prisons. The authorities should focus on providing politicians and judges with more personal security. The Feds failed miserably in protecting Donald Trump from getting shot. The State of Pennsylvania failed miserably in protecting the Governor from his house getting firebombed in the middle of the night. The Feds failed miserably in protecting Nancy Pelosi’s husband from getting attacked at their home with a hammer.

Nobody was incited by Boyne’s blog to attack a judge or a lawyer. It doesn’t appear that anyone even sent a judge or a lawyer a threatening email. The victims all stated that they feared for their physical safety after they read Boyne’s blog. Criminal liability for inciting violence through the Internet is not easy to prove. The only person who successfully incited others to commit acts of violence in Connecticut was Alex Jones. Sandy Hook parents were subjected to death threats and assaults from Jones’ followers for many years. One father regularly got letters threatening to rape his daughter. People showed up at parents’ homes and demanded to see their children who were killed. One woman had to move five times to avoid threats of rape and death. Jones was sued in Connecticut and found liable for $965 million in damages. The State of Connecticut never sought to arrest Alex Jones and charge him with cyber stalking or incitement. I would assume that families called Alex Jones as well as the police to complain about how Jones incited people to harass them. Why did the authorities ignore years of complaints about Alex Jones yet went after Boyne right after Supreme Court Justice Joette Katz published a letter calling for his arrest? Paul may be able to claim selective prosecution as a defense. In an article published by the New Haven Register, Attorney Norm Pattis wrote in great detail about how retired Justice Joette Katz, “lost her mind… the rage to incarcerate is addictive. Joette Katz and her therapeutic playmates need treatment.”

Boyne was able to determine who was trying to access his blog. If his blog was trying to be viewed by an employee of the Connecticut courts from a courthouse computer, the individual would be blocked and sent the following message: “NO BLOG FOR ASSHOLE TODAY.” I have a feeling that Boynes blog was mostly read by courthouse employees and attorneys. Paul Boyne is no Alex Jones.

The lead prosecutor handling Boyne’s case is John P. Doyle Jr., a graduate of Quinnipiac Law, who is in charge of the New Haven prosecutors office. Doyle has been working in the New Haven criminal courts for decades. Boyne is being represented by Todd Bussert, a graduate of George Washington University School of law, the Director of Complex Litigation for the Office of the Chief Public Defender’s Office for the State of Connecticut. Judge Peter Brown, a graduate of New England School of Law will most likely preside over the trial. The Hartford Courant has been closely following the case. A few substackers and podcasters have also been following the case.

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The guy who started the Larry Noodles blog, observed a two year Sabbatical in which he didn’t drink alcohol, cut his hair, touch dead bodies or write blogs about the Goat. Even if he didn’t take his Nazarite vow, his blog was deemed too “scathing” for the State of Connecticut Bar regulators and ordered shut down by the authorities. In spite of self censoring his blog for two years, the Bar regulators demanded that he go back to the future and remove his blog from the Wayback machine, ex post facto. Larry Noodles only knows how to operate a simple espresso machine in Eastern Standard Time and attempted to appease the Bar regulators with cups of espresso, to which the regulators responded, CANCELLED! This is the thanks he gets after helping the New Haven State’s Attorneys Office get a guilty verdict against a pedophile Rabbi who ran a child sex trafficking operation for decades right under the noses of the New Haven Police Department.

May this blog test the contours of the First Amendment in the State of Connecticut. These are the CT Bar Committee members, with no background in First Amendment law, who believe this blog is beneath the dignity and integrity of the legal profession and voted to cancel the Larry Noodles blog: Chairwoman Kathleen Dunn (wife of former paperboy to the Noodles family: Bridgeport State’s Attorney Kevin Dunn), Edward F. Czepiga (PI lawyer), Cindy Robinson (med mal lawyer), Doug Mahoney (med mal lawyer), Robert Lotty (insurance defense), Sean K. McElligott (PI Lawyer), Chairman Gary Friedle (semi retired), New Haven State’s Attorney Kate Morgan (rookie), John C. Matulis Jr. (PI lawyer) Rene Rosado (no website / no active cases listed on the civil, family or criminal court docket, but he voted in the minority to reinstate Joe Ganim to the CT bar), Kelly Barnett (insurance defense, counsel for The Travelers), David A. Curry (no website / no cases listed on civil, family or criminal docket), and John B. Nolan (deceased – passed away during my hearings). None of these attorneys have any background or experience in First Amendment law.

Attorney Norm Pattis, was never subjected to any sanction by the above mentioned Connecticut Bar regulators when he wrote the following on his blog after he was sanctioned by Judge Bellis in the Alex Jones case:   “The judge is stunned by my misconduct. Me, I am stunned the state trusts her with a robe and a gavel. Folks are afraid of this judge, and not for good reason. Why would the judge do this? I think Emerson teaches why: ‘When you strike at a king, you must kill him.’  The same, apparently, applied to queens. My office had moved to disqualify the judge, taken emergency interlocutory appeals to the state Supreme Court — one of which went to full briefing, and otherwise challenged her ability to be fair and impartial to Alex Jones. We clashed in a televised trial versus Jones, a trial in which she so lost control of the proceedings that she at one point sat gaping as a plaintiff’s lawyer and Jones exchanged heated words; I shouted objections as though to an empty room.  We’re preparing to appeal the $1.5 billion default judgment against Jones, a case we believe this judge butchered with her rulings.”