Bostwick, Jeffrey Stanley Judge #79799 San Diego Admitted to the BAR June 1978 VICTIMS: William F. Perry Madge Bradleya Room 508a 1409 Fourth Avea San Diego, CA 92101 State of California Superior Court, San Diego County (619) 450-7676 (Probate Services) Make sure you RATE THIS JUDGE READ WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS JUDGE: Have info or you’re a victim of this judge? JOIN US ON FACEBOOK GET SUPPORT FOR COURT VICTIMS Find other victims of the same dishonorable judges, unethical, immoral lawyers and corrupt government that ignores your cries for help and justice all while helping the these criminals FIND YOUR LOCAL SENATOR FIND YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Read More
Judge Daniel Belsky Name Status Number City Admission Date 1977 Belsky, Daniel Scott Judge 75810 San Diego San Diego superior court judge he is the worst! He’s a sexist pig. He is denying everything I file in my case and in most other peoples cases. Only granting the men their orders. He’s been sued for sexual harassment, he denied a restraining order that cost someone their life this year. He is just awful. The court is allowing these judges to preside over peoples lives. Women say Daniel Belsky ignored sexual harassment complaints before becoming Family Court Judge Author: Steve Price (Reporter) Published: 7:58 PM PST February 15, 2021 Updated: 7:58 PM PST February 15, 2021 Facebook Twitter SAN DIEGO — When Judge Daniel Belsky dismissed a request for a restraining order against Jesse Alvarez last year, it didn’t attract much attention. Then Mario Fierro was shot and killed, leading to serious concerns surrounding Judge Belsky’s decision, his background, and his assignment to family court. Alvarez dated a teacher at Cathedral Catholic for three and a half years and it didn’t end well. In a request for a restraining order, the teacher said, “I am scared” and “fear for my safety.” She said Alvarez tried to break into her home, followed her, and wouldn’t stop calling. Alvarez made excuses for his actions and called many of the allegations false. Judge Belsky ruled the case “a tie” and dismissed the restraining order. “I don’t know what a tie is. You don’t break a tie. You protect people,” said Mary Deutsch, who worked for Belsky’s law firm before he became a judge. “The objective here is to maintain the peace and keep people safe,” she said. Deutsch told News 8 she was stunned… Read More
