It is not uncommon for people, whose race and or gender were instrumental in their appointments to higher positions, to feel beholden and insecure to the extent they would be willing to compromise the integrity of their position; particularly if the people asking them to contravene the law are the only people who could hold…
“…and absolute power tends to corrupt absolutely.” ~Sir John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton Actually Judge Gilliam’s farce goes beyond mock, it is in fact a mockery of justice and an affront to the United States Constitution (Constitution). There are two prerequisites for any court proceeding; jurisdiction and the authority to grant the relief sought. Gilliam had…
Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer, like congress, has become fearful that President Donald Trump is on the verge of exposing the culture of corruption that pervades the judiciary and the legislature. Breyer knows that there is absolutely nothing in the United States Constitution (Constitution) which expresses or implies that any court decision constitutes binding federal…
United States Representative Jerrold Nadler intractably harbors the belief that he is a judge; notwithstanding myriad evidence to the contrary, and no credible support for his view. That is the textbook definition of a delusion. The most obvious contradiction to his delusion is that federal judges are appointed, not elected; and US legislators are elected,…
The United States Supreme Court (scotus) rendered a decision today which in effect sanctioned an executive order from the President of the United States. The rationale for the decision was essentially that fundamentally the order was not repugnant to the U.S. Constitution. However, President Trump has no reason to do an end zone chicken dance, because…
Judge Kimba Wood justifying her decision by saying, “…you’ve miscited the law ” is not unlike Alex Trebek disqualifying a Jeopardy contestant’s response because “it was not in the form of a question”; and dispels any doubt the the courtroom is not about justice, it is a game show, and the litigants are merely game pieces.…
The courts of the United States and their respective jurisdictions were established by The Judiciary Act of 1789 under the authority of the United States Constitution. Neither the Constitution nor The Judiciary Act expresses or implies that any US Court; up to and including the United States Supreme Court (scotus); has jurisdiction over the Executive Branch or…
