IF YOU WANT JUDICIAL REFORM THIS WEEK IS CRUCIAL--PLEASE CONTINUE TO SPREAD THE WORD

IF YOU WANT JUDICIAL REFORM THIS WEEK IS CRUCIAL--PLEASE CONTINUE TO SPREAD THE WORD

Congress returns from the Christmas recess next week and will hold meetings to establish the calendar for the next session.

The most important group meeting for JUDICIAL REFORM in American history will occur soon after congress returns.

This group called the JUDICIAL ABUSE TASK FORCE was organized by Congressmen Lamar Smith of Texas and Steve Chabot of Ohio and was announced on July 23, 2003.

It is important for the office of the judicial abuse task force members hear from citizens that want judicial reform.

When you call, ask the receptionist for the aide to the JUDICIAL ABUSE TASK FORCE. Chances are the aide will not be available but messages can be left on a voice mail. Please indicate that the issue of JUDICIAL ABUSE is of great concern and that you are happy the task force has indicated a willingness to address the issue as it needs to be addressed before more citizens are harmed by judicial abuse and you are looking forward to reading and hearing about the work of the TASK FORCE.

This is truly a great chance for us to make America better, please take a few minutes and call the Congressmen/women to make you voice as a citizen/voter heard. Please e mail me at stopbadjustice@aol.com after you call and let me know an overview of the conversation

The radio network ( www.crusaderadio.com )that broadcasts the STOP BAD JUSTICE RADIO SHOW Mon.-Thur. at 6 p.m.EST has rcently added a show on CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. This show along with others on JUDICIAL REFORM that are also on CRUSADE RADIO provide great information about what we, as citizens expect and must demand --by voting for responsable representatives-from our government. Please check the crusaderadio schedule for the shows.

Last week the STOP BAD JUSTICE RADIO SHOW was fortunate to have Robert Marlett on as guest 3 times. Mr. Marlett shared his recent successful litigation experience in Federal Court that established standards of search procedurees before property can be invaded by code enforcement officers. Mr. Marlett will be back on the show next Thursday to take calls. The call in phone number will be (559) 734 9465. He also has a web site, www.freedomscry.us , that has information about his litigation

please ask others to sign the petition at www.stopbadjustice.com and make calls to the above named congressmen/women. Make a little effort to make a BIG DIFFERENCE

But it is not possible to give to each department an equal power of self-defense. In republican government, the legislative authority necessarily predominates." -Federalist #51. "Of the three powers above mentioned, the judiciary is next to nothing.''- Fed #78.

GOPtoday.com - News Article

Wednesday, July 23, 2003

WASHINGTON - House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) today joined Representative Lamar Smith (R-Texas) and Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) in announcing the formation of the House Working Group On Judicial Accountability. The group will work to encourage responsible federal judiciary, and identify and prevent judicial activism.

"Co-chairs Lamar Smith and Steve Chabot have recruited a core of smart, tough and aggressive members, and based on the early meetings it's clear that when it comes to judicial abuses they're going to take no prisoners," DeLay said.

"We're going to address the problem of judicial activism at its roots and restore the U.S. Constitution as the North Star of the American judiciary," DeLay said.

This House working group will ensure that judges fulfill their duties without bias and without substituting their philosophy for the law. Some of their duties include:

Identify bad laws that invite judicial activism and hopefully recommend legislation that will prevent it in the future; Involve the House in more federal court nominations because we believe America deserves a United States Senate that will seriously consider this President's mainstream and qualified nominees and allow them a vote; Work with the Judiciary Committee on its vigorous oversight of the federal court system. In addition to Co-Chairs Smith and Chabot, working group members include Representative Todd Akin (R - Mo.), Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R - Tenn.), Rep. John Carter (R - Texas), Rep. John Culberson (R - Texas), Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R - Florida), Rep. Tom DeLay (R - Texas), Rep. Tom Feeney (R - Fla.), Rep. Walter Jones (R - N.C.), Rep. Steve King (R - Iowa), Rep. Marilyn Musgrave (R - Colo.) and Rep. Joe Wilson (R - S.C.).

Thanks for the heads-up, Donald.

=== This House working group will ensure that judges fulfill their duties without bias and without substituting their philosophy for the law.

This sounds good, I guess, but in a society where politicians -- particularly -- are aware that their "beliefs" on when a human life begins are the stuff of litmus tests, I'm just not sure we have a foundation of objective truth on which to rely from the "I'm personally opposed, but" party.

I'll be very interested to see what comes of this. Trust all is well with you.

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