God-King lawyer suspended in Louisiana

A Louisiana lawyer has been suspended from practicing law for a year after reportedly calling himself a god-king.

On May 29, the Louisiana Supreme Court suspended Baton Rouge attorney Edward Moses Jr. after he posed as the protector of the Christian Emperor d’Orleans Trust through the Atakapa Indian Tribe of Moses Express Spendthrift Trust.

WGMB Baton Rouge reported that in Moses vs. Edwards, Moses argued that John Bel Edwards and Donald Trump had no right to hold their offices and that he must assume those offices.

According to court documents, Moses was suspended for one year by the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana after filing frivolous lawsuits and attempting to use his clients’ cases for his personal gain.

Court documents state: “The nature of Defendant’s motions both in federal court and in this Court can charitably be described as bizarre. These motions and Defendant’s actions in federal court raise serious questions as to whether Defendant is competent to practice law without endangering his clients or the public.”

Moses faces a one-year suspension and will not be able to apply to practice law again until he submits a comprehensive mental health evaluation.

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