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To: MamaDearest

I don’t usually claim that history is repeating itself, but I’m really getting a feeling that we’re all getting more of a taste of life in the 1760’s every time we look at the “news”.

Some of these so-called judges don’t act like they’re even in the same galaxy with us mere serfs.


365 posted on 06/10/2008 3:47:26 PM PDT by Unrepentant VN Vet (Down with the Kakistocracy.)
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To: Unrepentant VN Vet
Some of these so-called judges don’t act like they’re even in the same galaxy with us mere serfs.

It's more than a feeling Unrepentant VN Vet.

Judicial Watch

FAQ on US judicial and legal corruption

Snippets: There has long been a great problem in America, even going back more than a century, of judges who end up twisting the law and re-interpreting the law in some way to meet a preconceived political objective. In such cases the judge often goes to the extent of ignoring the Constitution or the laws as clearly written, and just making up his own rules or laws, using the terrifying power that American judges possess over the people appearing in their courtrooms.

The process of bending and twisting the law for political purposes has been accelerating over the last century. It has been accelerating extremely rapidly since the 1960s and 1970s, with the rapid expansion of lawsuits, prisons, and the power of lawyers and judges in America. Nowadays, lawyers just laugh at the "stupid Americans" who still read the old Constitution, or some written law, and expect to be protected by those laws or provisions. To an American lawyer, now, what is legal or not, just depends on what judges say is legal. What is written in the law, are just some words that the judge will use as a starting point as he plays the "legal game" in his courtroom.

385 posted on 06/10/2008 9:34:16 PM PDT by MamaDearest
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