Interested in judicial reform in Texas? You will probably need the following skill set:
1. Patience.
2. Tolerance for politicians.
3. Endurance.
4. The ability to legislatively strategize.
5. A true passion to change a corrupt system (the most important).
Check out Texas Coalition for Judicial Reform:
Texas Coalition For Judicial Reform
Americans For Honest Judges
"Nothing destroys the credibility of a government faster than its failure to provide fair and equal justice for its people." -W. Cleon Skouse in "The Making of America"
Photo of Dallas "Old Red" Courthouse by C. DeWaun Simmons
Our local court system is in crisis. Runaway juries that get it wrong, the impossibility of even scheduling hearings within a decent time frame, judges who refuse to recuse themselves when they should and an ignorant electorate that has no clue what is going on. We believe the first part of the problem with the courts is "bad judges". Judges who disregard judical conduct statutes, judges who don't care about being impartial and applying the law fairly and judges that are just incompetent in the knowledge of the law and in their management of their courts. We believe the second part of the problem is the ignorance of the American voter (and candidates running for judicial office that take advantage of that). Few Americans have any clue about judical races at election time. Its time for the American Voter to start holding all judges, at all court levels, accountable for their behavior! This website is not about political affiliation or political beliefs; this is about judges who are abusing their power, who have no regard for fairness or any code of judicial conduct, whose arrogance has become so overpowering in their view of themselves and what they do, they have forgotten who they serve. This website is about educating you, the electorate, about these bad judges and who they are.
WE NEED YOU TO HELP US! IF YOU HAVE WITNESSED BAD BEHAVIOR, INCOMPETENT BEHAVIOR OR UNABASHEDLY BIASED BEHAVIOR BY A JUDGE, TELL US HERE!
Monday, May 22, 2017
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)