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Nashua’s Superior Court civil judges appear to align with the Nashua City Attorneys on Right to Know (RTK) cases. Judges are required by their ethics rules and training to conduct themselves impartially, but this is not happening in Nashua. I’ve been before two judges for my cases: Judge Temple and Judge Colburn.
The Virginia state senate just passed a bill essentially outlawing the AR-15 and similar firearms.
Now, anyone who’s familiar with the Bruen ruling and its two-part test knows that this bill simply ignores that ruling.
Ambidextrous by birth, professional baseball player Pat Venditte was able to pitch about equally well with either hand.
And he had a special six-fingered glove that he could use to catch with using either hand.
This gave him an advantage in that he could switch his pitching hand depending on the handedness of whatever hitter he was facing.
If you take out and read the United States Constitution.
Or the New Hampshire Constitution.
Or the Declaration of Independence.
Or the federalist papers.
or Tom Paine’s work “common sense.”
You would not find “equity” (as used in DEI).
As some of you recall, In February, I filed a formal complaint with the Administrative Office of the Court (AOC) against the clerk’s office that handles criminal complaints. Then I filed a Judicial Conduct Committee (JCC) complaint against the Judge who could not handle his paperwork.
Battling with your former spouse over financial accounts and possessions is difficult enough, but what would one do when the kids are involved? If you and the other parent desire primary custody of your children and there appears to be no middle ground, one is required to demonstrate to the courts why they are the better parent. The perception of hopelessness … Read more
The Leftists using the Democrat name have long said occurrences of voter and election fraud are so rare as to be nearly nonexistent. They lie every time they say it. Leftists maintain such occurrences should not be used as pretexts for implementing “unnecessary” measures. They know they are wrong.
“The crisis is arrived when we must assert our rights, or submit to every imposition, that can be heaped upon us, till custom and use shall make us as tame and abject slaves.” —George Washington (1774)
Judge Patricia McCullough has blocked the State’s November 3rd election certification pending a hearing on Friday. Lead by Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.), the plaintiffs are (basically) challenging the legality of the election itself.
God, America and our Constitution used to be worth voting for. In today’s society, reality is often a creation of the media from thin air. Elitist “thought leaders” develop a narrative. Big tech and the media push it. Yes, even if that narrative is false. This gives the narrative a perception of being true.
Old Joke: What do you call the doctor who was last in their class? “Doctor.” That works for lawyers, too – both of them were losers, in our minds. It was the State’s case to lose – and it did! The defense lawyer won only because the prosecutor lost.
The Union Leader has a piece on a Constitutional Amendment that died years ago: the ERA (Equal Rights Amendment). The long and short of it is that didn’t pass within the time period set by Congress.
If the School House Rock folks want to expand their scope into the 21st century they could do us all a favor. Explain why a district court in Nobodysville America (with a tiny jurisdiction) can impose a rule on the entire country. Because the US Senate is asking the same question.
The House is derelict in its duties. The things done in the House violate the constitution of the United States. The House made a mockery of Due Process. The House says the “courts” do not have a role in impeachment. They are wrong. There are two caveats to that. First, the Chief Justice of the … Read more
The founders are rolling in their graves. Adam Schiff says the eyes of the founders are on the impeachment proceedings. Conservatives know the heart of the constitution governs the impeachment proceedings. The Democrats want you to accept that courts have no role in impeachments.
President Trump’s economy is impressive. Record employment for minorities. Record wage growth, especially among lower and middle-class workers. All great things created by tax cuts and trade policy and deregulation. But he’s got another record about which to crow.
A short time ago, a football player from Buffalo forgot to follow the rule for getting a touchback in response to a kickoff. (You’re supposed to put your knee to the ground after catching the ball.) A lot of people have focused on what the officials did next. But what almost no one seems to be noticing is what the officials didn’t do, and in fact, couldn’t do.
Once again, we take to our pages to report good judicial news. Your President has done something impressive. He just added the 9th Circuit Court to his growing list of wins.
Texas passed a law meant to address abuse (let’s call it bullying) in the digital age. But as written the law can be interpreted to limit the ability of citizens to criticize government officials. Another overstep, another opportunity to learn something, just don’t rely on the court (not that you should) to do the teaching. … Read more
The circular logic New Hampshire courts use to let unqualified out-of-state residents vote in our state goes on and on.
In 2012 a Superior Court judge, now retired because he let other stupid opinions he had about female attorneys be known, issued an injunction against an attempt by the NH Legislature to stop out-out-state voters from involvement in our general elections where positions for federal office are determined. This activist judge invented a term for unqualified transient voters known as “mobile domiciled” voters
The case went to the NH State Supreme Court in 2015 after dragging through several elections.
Here is the offending language in question: