Bad Judges Make Bad Law

[jazusamo]

I can't argue with you there.

Is it gonna happen? You and I know it won't.

Might it happen if they policed their own in a blatant case such as this? Maybe a slim chance.

[Paige]

They're tying her to the ACLU. The ACLU chose this judge because of her financial ties and associations with the ACLU.

[Congressman Billybob]

Unless some kind of fraud has occurred, the ACLU does not get to "choose" the judge. Cases are supposed to be assigned to judges chosen at random when the Complaint comes into the Clerk's Office.

However, the Chief Judge of any District Court -- and Taylor is, or was, the Chief Judge in the Eastern District of Michigan -- can override the random assignment and give a particular case to a particular judge.

If Taylor jumped ranks and assigned this case to herself so she could assist her buddies in the ACLU, she should not only be disciplined and removed from the case, she should be removed from the Bench. Either her fellow judges can act, or Congress can impeach her.

John / Billybob

[jwin]

Not retire, fired now

[Paige]

The ACLU did choose this judge.

[MaggieCarta]

I think Freepers will find this of interest.

Yes, it is very interesting. Thank you for your thoughtful, well written editorial...Now, I can stop writing further acts to "Anna Diggs Taylor, the Musical." Well, at least stop for the moment--at least until the 6th Circuit weighs in...

[george76]

[unixfox]

Quietly asked by her peers? How about vociferously impeached by her Citizen-Employers?

That SHOULD be the way to do it, but it won't happen because the "Citizen-Employers" are mostly sheeple and could care less.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Thank you, kind sir.