Quixtar's Mohr Continues to Embarrass Dick DeVos

Well Dick, Mike Mohr continues to make the company you own (and therefore, by association, you) look bad. A new site has appeared which may be of interest to you and your staff. You'll find it at www.ibolegaldefensefund.com.

Here we find what a well respected State District Court Judge, lauded for his ethical behavior by the Kansas Supreme Court, has to say about Mr. Mohr's conduct. Of course, my friends insist that you and your dad are ultimately responsible for him, but I continue to insist that if you knew what Mohr was doing to your reputation, you would stop him.

JUDGE KEITH ANDERSON

Just a year out of Law School, Mr. Anderson was court-appointed to represent an accused armed robber. He refused to honor the demand of his client to subpoena police records Mr. Anderson knew would support perjured testimony of his client, even though the evidence would probably have won the case. The Kansas Supreme Court later saluted Mr. Anderson as modeling proper ethical behavior for an attorney. That case is still used in Law School ethics classes today.

During his 24 years as a State District Court Judge, Judge Anderson gained a reputation of fairness, unquestionable character, and high ethical conduct. He was considered one of the best trial judges in the State of Kansas.

Judge Anderson says, "In my opinion, the treatment by AMWAY/Quixtar of former and current Quixtar IBOs in terminating IBOs without following its own Rules of Conduct or, even, its historic treatment of IBO behavior it regards as inappropriate; threatening suspension or termination of IBOs; and (Please read the following carefully Mr. Mohr. This is the legacy you are creating for your children. How proud you must be!) on-going use of the legal system to intimidate and control IBO activities violates principles of basic fairness and reeks of injustice in its simplest terms." (italics mine)

It's likely that Keith Anderson isn't the only Judge in the United States who holds a similarly low opinion of Mr. Mohr's contemptible behavior. I mean, "...reeks of injustice..." is hardly a compliment to an attorney in America, and it's highly likely that other Judges will be made aware of his comments.

Perhaps Mr. Mohr could find more suitable employment with the current rulers of say, Venezuela, or Iran?

How long will you let this man embarrass you Dick?