[AnAmericanMother]

Bad case of black robe disease.

[Joann37]

There must be some way she can be removed from office. Judicial misconduct?

[domenad]

So after the Hut empire collapsed under assault from the Jedi, Jabba went to law school?

[JB in Whitefish]

....and, NOW you know what it would be like if Rosie O’Dumbell had any REAL power....!!!

[leadpenny]

Jordan was ordered to give her foot rubs and back massages.

Okay, I should have been given a warning before I read that.

[Mila]

“She’s told the demeaning way she talks to her husband, Ed,....”

Husband? The mind boggles.

[bigfootbob]

I wonder if the “Twinkie” defense would work in her court for a perp?

[dighton]

The voters now know Elizabeth Halverson, but she has 18 months left on the bench before they can vote her out of office ...

... or the bench breaks, whichever comes first.

[Philistone]

Meanwhile, everyone who voted for her can enjoy the circus under the big tent we call the robe that she wears....

Fixed it.

[JeeperFreeper]

I had a hearing in South Texas in front of a judge who talked to the lawyers and made rulings from the bench through a sock puppet on his hand. He was not re-elected.

[SoftballMominVA]

This is one of the most bizarre stories I’ve ever heard

[Smokin' Joe]

Any relation to Rosie? Twin separated at birth?

Maybe a successor for the part of loving b*tchy sweathog for 'The View'?

Spousal abuser?

Geeez, Enquiring minds wanna know.

[tioga]

• She's told she should not have staff make her lunch. Answer: The bailiff wants to make her lunch.

-so he can spit in it?

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[Welsh Rabbit]

Jordan was ordered to give her foot rubs and back massages.

The only appropriate response to this is, "Hell no, hambeast." I don't care if he was concerned for his job, there's no excuse for complying with such an order.

[atomicpossum]

Would she like a job on The View?

[Wuli]

The error begins with having judges elected instead of appointed by the executive and confirmed by the legislature.

The law and justice have nothing to do with being popular or winning a popularity contest.

The reasons why federal judges are appointed were as sound in the late 1700s as they are today.

[RightOnline]

What a vile pig.

[NVDave]

Actually, it is a really bad example of how judges are chosen here in Nevada.

Elections for judges here are so regulated as to being “non-partisan” in their campaigning that they’re just walk-ons for an incumbent, or a shoe-in for someone with some connections to gain endorsements.

That this woman is sitting in a court is proof positive that the Clark County voters don’t know their posteriors from a warm rock.

[KoRn]