Somehow, we have allowed our judicial system to become fractured to the point that it has become somewhat akin to judicial systems in third world countries whereas it is corrupt and carries more political clout than the legislative or executive branches.
Judges have felt free to cross the boundaries of Constitutional separation of powers frequently and with impunity. Rulings of federal district courts, once confined to cases and lower courts in the individual jurisdictions where decisions were made, have somehow morphed into being all encompassing; a district court in southern California can now freely impose its will on some district in New Hampshire and throughout the United States which is, of course, absurd.
Activist judges freely shed their Constitutionally imposed judicial limits and start applying laws in accordance with their own agendas or beliefs, the law be damned. Judges and prosecutors alike can be persuaded by friendship or bribes to rule in the favor of the influential and/or rich without regard to their sworn judicial oaths and responsibilities. The brotherhood of attorneys is so pervasive that no attorney is going to take a case of malfeasance, misfeasance or corruption against another attorney or judge... all of which means that no attorney or judge is ever going to be held accountable to the actual rules of law.
Ordinarily, you would expect Congress to enact legislation to correct these egregious situations. This Congress, like those before it, is too wrapped up in slinging mud and accusations to tackle such urgent, but outrageous activities. We now find ourselves to be at the mercy of activist and corrupt judges.
The only real answer is that we have to get back to the application of the original intent and construction of our Constitution in every department of each of the three branches of our government.
That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.
Friday, April 12, 2019
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