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To: sit-rep

Yes, I agree that needs to happen.

The difficulty is that as far as I know the judiciary is given discretion to monitor their own “ethics” so when they play these filthy judicial tricks it is protected for the sake of an “independent judiciary”. The charges that need to be filed have to be crimes they are subject to just as normal citizens - at least until we come up with laws to replace the “ethics” rules. And the same thing holds true for those in court administration. We have laws saying that cases are to be assigned randomly but these incestuous people make a mockery of that. THEY NEED TO BE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO DEPRIVE PEOPLE OF RIGHTS, if nothing else. So that even the people sleeping together in the office know they are dead meat if they direct a case to a “preferred” judge.


30 posted on 04/17/2025 4:05:56 PM PDT by butterdezillion
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To: butterdezillion

Maybe we need to make it a crime for a clerk to direct a case to a judge if there is a documented instance of at least one relative up to the third-degree who could financially benefit from the decision in the case.

And to be truthful, I think there should eventually be a law requiring cases involving anybody employed by the federal govt to be randomly assigned (via drawing from a hat by a child while the drawing is televised - with all the tiles put in the hat being available for public viewing online for 15 minutes beforehand and while being dumped into the hat) from among all the district courts in the country.


32 posted on 04/17/2025 4:21:02 PM PDT by butterdezillion
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To: butterdezillion

Add that to your letter too!! lol


33 posted on 04/17/2025 4:24:18 PM PDT by sit-rep
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