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.
There is an idea that many people — but especially constitutional law students, who then go on to be public officials — have not been exposed to, which is that there is a proper order to the questions that should be asked when formulating public policy.
When people ask me about the election, I tell them this. If Democrats keep the House and take the Senate, job 1* will be to impeach Trump. Job two will be to impeach Justice Kavanaugh. Job Three will be to vacate Trump’s Federal judiciary.
Americans can ask no more from their federal government than what they find in the constitution. This is the crux of the differences in our society today. The Marxists demand government control everything. Conservatives say no, that is not America’s system of government.
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.
About two weeks ago U.S. District Judge Loretta Biggs of North Carolina issued an injunction. Her injunction bars the Trump administration from implementing a new policy. The policy changes how the government calculates the duration of an illegal immigrant’s unlawful presence in the country.
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.
Your president continues to rack up accomplishments. Pissing off Putin. Pissing off Democrats. Doing things, like trade deals, fighting anti-semitism, more judges. That’s just the past week.
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.
One of the reasons Hillary had to lose in 2016 was judges. The magnitude of that isn’t limited to the High Court. Mr. Trump has appointed a record number of judges to lower courts. And while the Left and the media are glued to successive faux House investigations, the Senate is confirming judges.
The confirmation process for Supreme Court justices has deteriorated. It has become about politics, not the law, nor the constitution. And we have reached a new low.
One of the best reasons to choose Mr. Trump over Hillary Clinton was Supreme Court Justices. And the proof is in the judicial pudding. Trump’s got two and is poised for a third. Not that we’d ever wish ill on the Notorious RBG. But the lady needs to think of her health before the whimsy of her … Read more
This: While St. Hilaire was ultimately confirmed, it was on a straight party-line vote: The two Democrats on the council voiced their opposition to the confirmation, including Councilor Chris Pappas, the congressman-elect for New Hampshire’s 1st District. “This individual must be beyond reproach,” he said. ” They must be prepared for this position. And I … Read more
We seem to take it for granted that, when it’s time to pick a new judge for an appellate court, we should look at people who are already serving as judges on lower courts. And when we’re filling vacancies on those lower courts, it seems natural that we should look at lawyers who have been successful, whether in private practice or public positions.
So the whole judicial branch ends up being staffed by former lawyers.
And that is a huge problem. Because being a lawyer is the worst possible training for being a judge.
Some folks from South Korea, complete with interpreters, paid a visit to CNHT and chairman Ed Naile to learn about Right to Know (RTK) as a tool to fight government corruption. Ed shares some details from the meeting, then it’s on to the NH AG, judges, and what passes for Justice in the Granite State. … Read more
On Thanksgiving the Muslim Brotherhoods Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi (Morsy) declared himself immune to judicial oversight (See also King, Dictator, Tyrant). In the name of protecting the revolution no judge may overturn, edit, retract, modify, overrule, or otherwise act in any manner to alter any edict the new King of Egypt utters…until the (cough cough) people’s assembly has been elected and a new constitution has been written….
So none of that overturning executive orders nonsense, judges can’t stop them, and any lawsuits directed at the folks at the top of the power pyramid are hereby vacated.
Some “animals” are again more equal than others.