Attorney Gerry Spence On Judges

Assistance in Filing Complaints  - Against Attorneys and Judges

Citizens for Legal Responsibility - Illinois - This web-site dedicated to Exposing Attorney and Judicial Misconduct

Code of Conduct for United States Judges - April 9, 2005

CROWSON, D. Al - Alabama - April 22, 2004 - Elected 1990, 1996 and 2002. Current term expires Jan 2009

Do Judges Lie to Juries? Ask One  - When judges tell jurors they must take an "oath" to follow the judge's "instructions" on the law, please remember that judges simply lie to jurors. Also consider that since judges have given themselves absolute immunity from liability for their wrongful acts, they tend to become absolutely irresponsible. Strong words? Yes. Exaggeration or untrue? No. 

EX-JUDGE, PROSECUTOR ARRESTED - Alabama - September 22, 2004 - Former Mobile County District Attorney Chris Galanos, who later also served as a circuit judge, was arrested on charges of third-degree domestic violence and third-degree criminal mischief Friday night, a Mobile Police Department spokesman confirmed Monday.

Federal Appeals Court Okay's Forced Drugging Of Defendant- March 24, 2002 - News from the Association of American Physicians & Surgeons 

A Unique Source of Authoritative Information about Federal Judges - Do you have a favorite federal judge? Look his record up at this website.

The Committee to Expose Dishonest and Incompetent Attorneys and Judges

Guide for Employing a Lawyer - and ways to discover if your lawyer is dishonest and/or incompetent 

JUDGE HOLEMAN'S COURT - TEXAS - April 18, 2004 - Judge Holeman has been granting all of the prosecutor's requests even before these are stated. All of Ms. Sassower's requests and/or objections are  "denied, move along." 

Judicial/Legal Misconduct for All States: - List your misconduct information here for maximum exposure.  Since your state attorney disciplinary commission will not inform you if an attorney has been disciplined in another state, Citizens suggest that you check the listing in neighboring states or in retirement states (Florida, California, Arizona, etc.)  to see if your attorney has been disciplined elsewhere. 

The Judge as Lynch Mob By Ken Silverstein - Volume 12, Issue 8.  May 1, 2001
As any student of the death penalty in America knows, the chance that a person charged with a capital crime will live or die depends greatly on race, social class, and--perhaps most important--where the alleged crime was committed. First and foremost is the question of whether the defendant comes to court in one of the 38 states where capital punishment is on the books. If he (or occasionally she) does, the outcome will differ greatly state by state and county by county, depending chiefly on the quality of the local defense bar, the trial judge, and the district attorney, who alone decides whether to seek capital punishment. For all these reasons, the odds on death are particularly high in Alabama, especially in the port town of Mobile, and most of all in the courtroom of Judge Ferrill McRae.

JUDGE ANDREW P. NAPOLITANO - November 29, 2004 - Andrew P. Napolitano, who was a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey from 1987 to 1995, taught constitutional law at Seton Hall Law School from 1989 to 2001, and is the Senior Judicial Analyst with the Fox News Channel. The following discusses his new book "Constitutional Chaos".

January 4, 2002
Birmingham Municipal Judge Carnella Norman has ignored a legal settlement that required her to step down by Dec. 28, according to federal court records.

Judge Norman now retired, lawyer says - 01/10/02
VAL WALTON News staff writer
Ms. Reeves wrote that the judge has not resigned but simply submitted a request for early retirement in an "outrageous grab for additional benefits to which she is not entitled for any reason."

Lawyer's Insults of Judges Escalate Into Speech Case - March 22, 2006 - Michigan Supreme Court - A constitutional battle involving a lawyer's right to insult a judge has been joined at the Michigan Supreme Court, which could set new limits on what lawyers say and do outside the courtroom.

Oregon Judges Haven't Taken Constitutionally Required Oath

PLAYED IN COURT, TAPES SHOW JUDGE COACHING LAWYER AND TAKING CASH - August 19, 2004 - Surveillance tapes made last year in a Brooklyn matrimonial judge's office and played publicly by prosecutors for the first time yesterday show the judge, Gerald P. Garson, offering a lawyer detailed instructions on how to argue a case before him. He also assures the lawyer that if he follows them, "The worst possible scenario is a win."

SAN JOSE JUDGE CONVICTED OF FIXING TICKETS - May 1, 2004 - Danser was appointed to the bench by Gov. Pete Wilson in 1995 and is the first sitting judge in Santa Clara County to face misconduct charges in more than 14 years. 

Former county D.A. gives up judgeship he won last year - Pennsylvania - July 13, 2004 - Monroe County Judge Mark Pazuhanich bowed his head and fought back tears as he chose not to fight the criminal child molestation charges he raced in Luzerne County.

SPEAKING FOR ALL VICTIMS OF JUDICIAL CORRUPTION - April 14, 2004 - For the past few years, I as well as others, have been filing complaints to your office, basically being either ignored or placated, to find that nothing is being done by The U.S. Attorney's Office to address the allegations of gross misconduct and criminal activities, otherwise known as RICO...

Former New Jersey  Attorney General Peter  Verniero -- who now sits on  the New Jersey Supreme Court  -- can be held personally  liable for monetary damages in a civil rights suit  because he allegedly knew of  the illegal practice and did nothing to stop it.

OREGON JUDGES - December 28, 2004 - What Is A Judge’s Oath? A Judges Oath/Oath of Office is a contract, an agreement with the people and public policy. An Oath is a statement or assertion made under penalty of divine retribution for intentional falsity. An Oath of Office is fealty to a sovereign, the obligation of public office and the ethical obligation of the Oath. The ethical obligations of learned professions are all assumed by their Oath/Oath of Office that shall be taken word for word, comma for comma, exactly as required in the Constitution. One of the principal functions of the Notary Public is administering the Oath/Oath of Office and the Oath is what judges are insured and bonded to uphold. Further, if the judge has served in the U.S. military, then he/she has taken an Oath/Oath of Office under Title 10 U.S.C. Section 502, where a he/she has subscribed to a lifetime Oath, in pertinent part, as follows: “I__________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of  the United States against all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same...”  Nobody is ever released from this oath, even upon discharge from military service.

The RI Court Courier  - November11, 2005 - An online newsletter with a light touch dealing with legal abuses  committed by Rhode Island Judges, Lawyers and Courts.

Judge Judith E. Retchin - D.C. Superior Court - October 1, 2004 - Jonathan Magbie, a 27-year-old Mitchellville man, was sent to jail in the District last week for 10 days for marijuana possession.  He never made it home.  Paralyzed as a child and unable to even breathe on his own, Magbie died last
Friday after being shuttled between the D.C. jail complex and Greater Southeast Community Hospital.

STOP BAD JUSTICE - December 10, 2004 - The mission of STOP BAD JUSTICE is twofold. First, to inform the public about the need for independent review of Federal Judicial misconduct allegations and, secondly, by way of public demand, mandate independent review of the misconduct allegations. Just over 20 years ago congress established through legislation a procedure to make misconduct allegations against Federal Judges. The result of the legislation can be found in 28 U.S.C 372(c). Unfortunately, for we citizens, the legislation has a major flaw. The evaluation of alleged judicial misconduct is done by the Judicial Council of the very same circuit as the judge who is the subject of the complaint works in. This methodology does not provide a proper independent review of an allegation. Federal judges, when accused of misconduct, should have the alleged misconduct evaluated by a forum, such as a grand jury, that is totally separate from the judiciary.

VICTIMS OF LAW - FLORIDA - February 11, 2005 - "The Hanging Judges" Cruel Destruction of Human Life by One-sided Legal Process.  Citizens victimized by abuse of power.