Judge Loses Seat After Showing 'Shocking Disregard' for Law

New York Law Journal ^ | 07-01-2005 | John Caher

[FormerACLUmember]

Actually this is typical of judges throughout New York, the most corrupt courts in the USA.

[FormerACLUmember]

ping

[woodb01]

And this is news?  If you've ever stepped into a "Family" court then you've become fully acquainted with tin cup dictatorships. 

State Court judges ROUTINELY ignore the law. 

REMEMBER, they're STINKING POWER MAD LAWYERS IN BLACK ROBES!

[TexasTransplant]

They have nothing on Corpus Christi, where Nepotism rules.

[FormerACLUmember]

Can't say I can disagree with one single word you say! Bingo!

[FormerACLUmember]

South Texas is another notorious judicial cesspool, desparately in need of reform.

[ncountylee]

No party....Hmmmmm

[Fido969]

Popular contempt for the courts is well-rooted in long experience.

To those court apologists who say the the problem is that the average person "just doesn't understand" the court, I say that we understand the courts fine, and we are sick of them.

[Uncle Miltie]

"demonstrate[d] a shocking disregard for the very law that imbued him with judicial authority."

How is this different than the Supremes ruling that "public use" really means "private use"? The Constitution imbues the Supremes with judicial authority against which they demonstrate a shocking disregard.

So what? Bow down to your RULERS.

[TexasTransplant]

"Cesspool"

Yes that is what we in Corpus have in common with South Texas, but the Cesspool incorporates more than Judges, it includes many Lawyers, Politicians, Special Interest groups as well as very well connected Corporations that love Public Funds and any Regulations that keep them the front bidders (as if they needed any help)

[FormerACLUmember]

Life long democrat machine crook. Judge Michael Feinberg, your typical liberal activist judicial tyrant.

[FormerACLUmember]

Popular contempt for the courts is well-rooted in long experience. To those court apologists who say the the problem is that the average person "just doesn't understand" the court, I say that we understand the courts fine, and we are sick of them.

You are so very correct. I think many, if not most most Americans now understand how corrupt the judicial tyrants have become.

[DBeers]

And this is news? If you've ever stepped into a "Family" court then you've become fully acquainted with tin cup dictatorships.

State Court judges ROUTINELY ignore the law.

Very true -I know from experience. The law is a bothersome impediment to be circumvented for what the judicial demigod 'feels' is the best socially engineered right decision/outcome...

[FormerACLUmember]

One of the reasons for the over-whelming corruption among judges is the almost absolute power they have usurped.

This particular democrat party egregious low-life judge has his wrists slapped, but there is nothing fundamentally different that he did that does not go on day in day out in NY courts.

20 years in jail would have be authentic justice for this creep.

[FormerACLUmember]

One of the reasons for the over-whelming corruption among judges is the almost absolute power they have usurped.

This particular democrat party egregious low-life judge has his wrists slapped, but there is nothing fundamentally different that he did that does not go on day in day out in NY courts.

20 years in jail would have be authentic justice for this creep.

[TYVets]

"No party....Hmmmmm"

No mention of criminal charges....... HMMMMMMM

[ncountylee]

No mention of criminal charges....... HMMMMMMM

Criminal charges for bribery and kick backs scams?

Hell, they won't even touch his pension!

[jocon307]

Well, I don't know about the whole state, but I heard Jack Newfield, a major liberal, describe the Broolyn Democrat Machine Judges as worse than organized crime, or words to that effect.

This is one down, many to go.

But it has become pretty clear to me that NY and NJ are irretrievably corrupt. Are there actually states that are not so corrupt? I know one of the midwestern states prides itself on good gov't. Wisconsin? Maybe even Minnesotta?


Gov't corruption is getting a wee bit costly, 'round here.

[sport]

He apologized. It is o.k. now.

When you hear "He/She apoligized" you know that he/ she is the main stream media's man/woman and a Democrat.

Apologizing and ass kissing dod not help Trent Lott did it?

[Liz]

Thanks for the ping. Can hardly believe the court got a conscience.....or maybe da crooked judge didn't payoff enough people to keep his job (smirk).