[justiceseeker93]

The reason why there is very little biographical info available on Mr. Malihi might be more benign than you, Windflier, presume: he isn't a "judge" in the true sense of the word, rather an administrative law judge. In other words, if you apply the doctrine of separation of powers (at the state level) and divide the Georgia state government into legislative, executive, and judicial branches, Malihi would be in the executive branch.

One of the standard reference books on judges' bios, both federal and state levels, covering the entire country, is The American Bench. You will find it in any good reference library. No administrative law judges would be included. Furthermore, even amongst the true judges, there is a wide range of degree of detail, depending on what information each individual judge wishes to supply.

Malihi might be an Iranian immigrant, but most Iranian immigrants to the US since the overthrow of the Shah and the beginning of the mullah regime (1979) are staunchly anti-Islamist.

[Windflier]

The reason why there is very little biographical info available on Mr. Malihi might be more benign than you, Windflier, presume

Excuse me, but I, Windflier, don't presume anything. I simply posted an article of general interest.

Thanks for your explanation, though. It's a good counterweight to the prevailing sentiment of conspiracy.