As Justice Chin pointed out paraphrasing Alexander Hamilton "judges are officers of the “weakest” branch of government; yet they have the “arduous . . . duty” of serving as “the bulwarks of a limited constitution against legislative encroachments” and “safeguard[ing]” the Constitution and the rights of individuals from “the effects of occasional illhumors in . . . society.”
Judges must possess not only great knowledge and skill in the law, Hamilton said, but also integrity, moderation, and an “uncommon portion of fortitude.” In seeking to maintain judicial impartiality in California, we too must promote the selection and retention of judges who have these outstanding qualities.
The founders also recognized the importance of judicial accountability. For improper judicial behavior they provided removal from office through impeachment. The standard of judicial accountability in decision-making, however, was to be “inflexible and uniform adherence to” the law, which, Hamilton said, is “indispensable in the courts of justice.”
We the people as CA taxpayers demand an accountability of the current corrupt court system and why our taxes are being paid to fund the salaries of a system, ie. judicial officers, mediators and evaluators who corrupt the very system that they swore an oath to uphold. Judicial officers, on average, earn a salary of $ 120,000 a year for the privilege of legally raping tax payers, who wish to exercise their first amendment constitutional right to governmental redress by making use of the court system that they fund.
We the people demand that judicial officers of the San Diego, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Court System adhere to the law and apply the principals of the system that is already in place.
We the people request an indepth investigation of those judicial officers who violate every facet of the law and demand a public accounting by the Board of Supervisors, Governor of California, Judicial council and the CA legislative assembly as to why we are paying them for that privilege. We pay for the current judicial system. We demand that the system apply the laws and policies that are already in place.
Please don't hesitate to add the court and the judicial officer involved that you are demanding a public accounting of.
