Corrupt Judge Kathleen A Feeney

Corruption warning Kent County Michigan Judge Kathleen A Feeney

Judge Kathleen A Judge Kathleen Feeney Judge Kathleen Feeney is a 3rd District of the Michigan Court of Appeals court judge. Won by small margin a seat in office on January 1, 2023. Her term ends January 1, 2029. Judge Kathleen Feeney is a graduate of Michigan State University College and University of Illinois College of Law. She is a chief judge pro tem of the Kent County Circuit Court. She has practiced in the family division of the circuit court for 22 years and a seek’s election to the Michigan Court of Appeals in district 3 to replace Judge David Sawyer. Judge Kathleen Feeney helped create a Kent County Courthouse therapy dog program and the Kent County truancy court and educational neglect diversion program. Judges Are Locking Up Children for Noncriminal Offenses Like Repeatedly Disobeying Their Parents and Skipping School In Michigan, judges have sent children to locked detention centers for refusing to take medication or failing to attend online class. For testing positive for using marijuana. For repeatedly disobeying their parents. Even as other states move toward reforms focused on keeping nonviolent juvenile offenders in the community, Michigan… Read More

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Corrupt Judge Kathryn A. George

WHEN EVIL HIDES BEHIND LIES AND FALSE IMAGES Why is Probate Judge Kathryn George Still On the Bench Chief Justice Bridget McCormack? Kathryn A. George is a judge for the Macomb County Probate Court in Macomb County, Michigan, and serves the 16th Circuit Court, Family Division. George was elected to the court in the November 2002 general election. On November 4, 2014, George was re-elected unopposed for another six-year term commencing on January 1, 2015, and expiring on December 31, 2020. Elections Judge Kathryn A. George, was elected to the Macomb County Probate Court in November of 2002 in a countywide non-partisan election. Prior to this election, Judge Kathryn A. George served briefly on the Sterling Heights City Council as councilwoman and mayor pro tem (1999-2002). In 1989, as a practicing attorney, Judge Kathryn A. George was appointed by the Governor to the Michigan Worker’s Compensation Appeal Board; she served in a quasi-judicial capacity. Prior to becoming a practicing attorney, Judge Kathryn A. George was a critical care nurse at hospitals in California, Michigan and the U.S Embassy in Kuwait. Judge Kathryn A. George attended St. Clement in Center Line… Read More

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