JUDGE RUINED ME (Dumbocrats judge-buying corruption)

NY POST ^ | June 10, 2003 | KATI CORNELL SMITH, MURRAY WEISS and NEIL GRAVES

[Liz]

The whistleblowing divorcee who helped nail an allegedly crooked Brooklyn judge said yesterday he botched her case so badly that she's now too broke to hire a lawyer to fight for custody of her son.

"I blew the whistle, but it's not over yet," Frieda Hanimov wearily told The Post as she watched Judge Gerald Garson plead not guilty to charges of taking payoffs to fix divorce and custody cases.

[Liz]

Looking at that smirk on lowlife Garson's face, he probably bought off a few judges himself.
This scumbag will probably go free and retire on a hefty pension thanks to the system he corrupted.

[Diogenesis]

In Massachusetts, the corrupt judiciary (with the help of the church)
creates duplicate birth certificates to assure many
future (nonliving) voters.

In New York, this may be the tip of the corrupt iceberg.

[Liz]

You may have been following the NY story--there have been several FR threads on it. It also involves the Dimocrat party buying and selling judgeships to individuals.

All of these people are obviously corrupt to the bone. God only knows what else theses scumbags corrupted during their disgusting tenures.

[gunnedah]

This is the state of the Judicial System in America today.
Court has never been about truth and honesty it is an adversarial system and played like a game. The more money you have the more Just-Us you buy.

[Liz]

This is the state of the Judicial System in America today.

We are repaing the whirlwind of scummy liberals with their flexible no-absolutes morality......the rank moral relativity instilled in our culture via liberal schools.....the erosion of core values.........the list is long.

[Pikachu_Dad]

If it takes a woman to bring down the corrupt judiciary in this country - so be it.

Nobody seems to care when this happens to men.

[writmeister]

And to think that some on FR oppose the direct election of judges in partisan races.

One more reason I am glad that the liberal/judicial establishment bid to take away our right to elect judges here in Texas failed.

[Puddleglum]

It would be nice if some hotshot lawyer would take this poor woman's case pro-bono, the way they're always anxious to do for high-profile murder suspects. Yes, I'm dreaming, aren't I?

Lawyers need a citizen's review board. If they howl at the suggestion you'll know it's on the right track.

[aristeides]

Correct me if I'm wrong, Liz, but I believe judges in New York State are elected. The trouble is, in a jurisdiction like Brooklyn the Democrat always wins, so the real competition is for the Democratic nomination.

[Labyrinthos]

You may have been following the NY story--there have been several FR threads on it. It also involves the Dimocrat party buying and selling judgeships to individuals.

I have news for you Liz: The Republicans are just as currupt as the democraps, when is comes to the selection and election of judges, due to a practice commonly known as "cross-endorsement." What that basically means is that the local Republican Party will endorse corrupt democrapic judical candidates -- no questions asked -- in heavily democrapic areas such as Brooklyn, in exchange for democrapic endorsement of Republican candidates for judical office in heavily Republican areas such as Staten Island. And while democrapic judges are selfishly corrupt in an effort to line their own pockets, in my experience Republican judges pursue graft for the benefit of the local Republican Party. In other words, while the scum democrapic judges will take a bribe so they can enhance their own wealth, scum Rebublican judges tend to ignor the law and hand out favorable rulings to loyal party members and their friends and family, and rule adversely to screw those who oppose the party.

[Maelstrom]

It's a snowflake at the very top of a frozen ice shelf.

Not something as noteable as the tip of the iceberg. Let's have a sense of proportion here.

[writmeister]

You may be right. I confess total ignorance on the New York justice system. It seemed from the article that they were appointed, but I may have misread it.