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The Ninth Circus Court of Florida My 30-Year Job From Hell!
Whistle-Blower Brett Arquette, a 30-year veteran of the Florida Court System and the former Ninth Circuit’s Chief Technology Officer, tells the tale of a court system run amok. Brett contends that Judges Lisa Munyon and Belvin Perry Jr. ran a systematic program of mental torture to try to get Brett to quit so Chief Judge…
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Oklahoma judge caught scrolling through social media during murder trial
A Oklahoma judge is under investigation in a federal ethics commission after she was filmed browsing social networks and messaging in a trial for murder according to a video released by the local news source. Lincoln County District Judge Traci Soderstrom presided in her first trial for the man who is accused of killing a…
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Florida Supreme Court reprimands judge for conduct during Parkland school shooting trial
On Monday, the Florida Supreme Court publicly reproached the judge who presided over the trial for Nikolas Cruz’s penalty at the Parkland School Shooting. The judge was found to have shown bias towards the prosecution. The Judicial Qualifications Commission had recommended the unanimous decision in June. The panel found that Circuit judge Elizabeth Scherer had…
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Justice Samuel Alito Took Luxury Fishing Vacation With GOP Billionaire Who Later Had Cases Before the Court
In early July 2008 Samuel Alito stood on a riverbank in the remote part of Alaska. Samuel Alito, the Supreme Court justice was on holiday at a posh fishing lodge, which charged more than $1000 per day. After landing a king fish that was nearly as big as one’s leg Alito took a photo. To…
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Ketanji Brown Jackson received flowers from Oprah and designer clothing from a photo shoot: Records
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s annual disclosure form revealed that Oprah Winfrey gave her an congratulatory display of flowers worth $1200 and she also received the sum of $6,580 worth designer clothes from the Vogue photographer. New financial records of Supreme Court justices were unveiled on Wednesday. The documents are available to the public,…
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Commission: Florida judge should be reprimanded for conduct during Parkland school shooting trial
The Florida judge who supervised the trial of penalty for Parkland School shooter Nikolas Cruz ought to be publically punished for displaying prejudice towards the prosecution inability to limit “vitriolic statements” directed at Cruz’s lawyers by families of victims, and often permitting “her emotions to overcome her judgement,” an official state commission ruled Monday. The…
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Clarence Thomas to amend financial disclosure forms to reflect sale to GOP megadonor
Sources close to Thomas say that Clarence Thomas plans to amend his financial disclosure form to reflect the 2014 real estate transaction he had with a GOP Megadonor. This is an acknowledgement that this deal should have been disclosed nearly a decade earlier, they said. Thomas and Harlan Crow are friends who have been working…
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More Proof of Corrupt Judges who violate the public trust
On Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court removed a judge who had presided over sentencing in the Parkland mass-shooting case from a murder case involving the death penalty. The court found that she showed unfair sympathy for prosecutors in the Parkland school shooting case. The court has removed Elizabeth Scherer from the position of judge in…
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Clarence Thomas and the Billionaire
In late June just following when the U.S. Supreme Court released its final ruling on this term Justice Clarence Thomas boarded an enormous private jet heading to Indonesia. He and his wife were to vacation for nine days of island-hopping on the volcanic archipelago aboard an ultrayacht, manned by a gang of attendants as well…
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Rules for thee, but not for us
On Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court dismissed six challenges to the eligibility for six candidates for seats in the state appeals courts that were being restructured. This set the stage for Governor. Ron DeSantis will make appointments. Justices rejected arguments that challenged candidates were ineligible due to their residence outside the jurisdictions of both the…