Jeff Fieger’s ad goes too far according to a judge:

A federal judge told lawyers for embattled Southfield attorney Geoffrey Fieger that he must pull at least one of his TV commercials because it could influence potential jurors in a trial on charges he illegally contributed $127,000 to John Edwards’ 2004 presidential campaign.
“This first one is just totally off the wall and outright blatant given that we have a jury trial coming up,” U.S. District Judge Paul Borman told Fieger lawyer Michael Dezsi on Monday after viewing some of Fieger’s commercials.
Borman was referring to an ad that says the George W. Bush administration has declared war on lawyers and compares that to the Nazi campaign to rid pre-World War II Germany of Jews, gypsies, Catholics, unionists and lawyers. The ad features photos of Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and former White House adviser Karl Rove.

As you might imagine, the Bu$hitler thing is hardly shocking to me. But who gets arrested for giving too much money to John Edwards. Jeepers.