How to Bring Justice to Judges

Teflon Robe: 5 takeaways from Reuters’ investigation of misconduct by U.S. judges 100% Proof that Judges are nothing more than dishonest lawyers who take advantage of authority and immunity for profit. If you can’t trust one of them we can’t trust any of them. The proverb, “Absolute power corrupts absolutely” means that whenever a person has power over other people or things, it makes him/her corrupt. It morally destroys their nature and fills them with destructive pride. However, if the person saves himself from this abuse of power, he or she is a humble person. Thousands of state and local judges across the United States were allowed to keep their positions on the bench after violating judicial ethics rules or breaking laws they pledged to uphold, a Reuters investigation found. For its “Teflon Robe” project, Reuters reviewed 1,509 cases from the last dozen years – 2008 through 2019 – in which judges resigned, retired or were publicly disciplined following accusations of misconduct. In addition, reporters identified another 3,613 cases from 2008 through 2018 in which states disciplined wayward judges but kept hidden from the public key details of their offenses – including the identities of the judges themselves. The Reuters report focuses on a longtime Alabama judge who once sentenced a single mother to 496 days behind bars over unpaid traffic tickets. That judge, Les Hayes, plans to resign this week, years after the judge admitted to failing to “respect and comply with the law.” Since 2000, Hayes has served as a municipal judge in Montgomery. According to the state’s Judicial Inquiry Commission, Hayes broke state and federal laws by jailing hundreds of Montgomery residents, many of them Black, who were too poor to pay fines. In 2016, Hayes admitted… Read More

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case in bankruptcy that “trustee” violates indentured servitude doctrine under 13th amendment

case-re-involuntary-servitude.pdf The highly corrupt 11th circuit federal court of appeals just issued a half baked opinion conceding that the appointment of a trustee in bankruptcy may violate the indentured servitude clause of the 13th amendment. See attached. Instead of deciding that issue, the clowns in the 11th circuit sent it back to the bankruptcy color of law judge to address. So that case will be in the perpetual spin cycle, going up and down the court tiers till the of time as is the intention to keep the fee train running. In any event, it is an outstanding argument to use in the guardian cartel… the appointment of a psychopath in the guise of a “guardian” constitutes indentured servitude and illegally obstructs the “standing” of their captured slave. I will start to incorporate the indentured servitude count in our filings. I will get back to those separately who have not provided their affidavits. I can only include those who have provided affidavits in the next round of litigation. Please get this done!!!! Barbara Read More

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