VIDEOS Supporting and documenting the crimes and abuse by the judges and government which IS INVOLVED The Full Disclosure Network | How To Disqualify Your Judge Why Does Judge Yaffe Need a Lawyer #562 Trailer Judges Muster Power Against Citizen Lawsuit #VB103 California Justice System on Brink of Collapse #560-561 Trailer Coercive Confinement +Judicial Benefits = Corruption? #539 Preview Judicial Benefits and Court Corruption Pt 1 538 Trailer LA Times Misses the Mark 542 Trailer Judges Refuse to Recuse VB81 California State Bar Persecutes Mr. Fine #549-550 Trailer State Bar Is The Enforcer For The Judges VB104 Jailed Attorney Richard I. Fine Continues His Fight For Freedom VB88 Richard Fine vs. Corrupt California Judiciary VB90 Read More
California’s Judicial Crisis from Campaign For Judicial Integrity on Vimeo. ERADICATING JUDICIAL CORRUPTION IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE IN JUDICIAL ELECTIONS JUDGES WITHOUT INTEGRITY DESTROYED OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND JUDICIAL SYSTEMS UNLESS WE ACT NOW, WE SHALL LIVE WITHOUT RIGHTS UNDER THE TYRANNY OF JUDICIAL CORRUPTION NEWS FLASH “The Dirty Truth Behind California’s $400 Million of “Supplemental Judicial Benefits” This is the underlying story of how judges taking illegal county and court payments and county supervisors making such payments to increase their own salaries corrupted the California judicial system. California’s Judges Are the Highest Paid State Judges in the U.S. California Superior Court judges can earn $186,000 per year in state salary plus state benefits before receiving “Supplemental Judicial Benefits” under the formula of Govt. Code 68203. Superior Court [Trial Court] judges in Los Angeles County currently earn as high as $379,604 in total annual wages [$310, 268 –regular pay; $69,336- other pay] and $51,116 in total annual retirement and health cost in a regular pay range classification of $189,041 according to the Office of the State Controller Government Compensation in California 2015. Why Does LA County Pay “Supplemental Judicial Benefits”? In 1988, LA County Supervisors justified the payments stating they were necessary to “attract and retain qualified people to serve as judges on the LA Superior Court.” This reason was reiterated 20 years later in Sturgeon v. County of Los Angeles, 167 Cal.App.4th 630 (2008) Review Denied 12/23/2008 [Sturgeon I] in which the Court stated at page 638 in relevant part: “Here there can be little doubt the benefits that the county provides its judges enhance the recruitment and retention of judges who serve in Los Angeles. Indeed, in support of its motion for summary judgment, the county… Read More
