The Government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill it teaches the whole people by its example,
Crime is contagious. If the government becomes a law breaker, it breeds contempt for lit invites every
man to become a law unto himself."
–Supreme Court Justice Brandeis
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A 'No' uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a 'Yes' merely uttered to please, or worse, to avoid trouble.” Gandhi
“The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people- but the silence over that by the good people.”
Martin Luther King, Jr. (American Baptist Minister and Civil-Rights Leader. 1929-1968)
Kan$a$ Judiciary -deep in in the belly of the dragon-
so many lost in the dark -of those halls of " Un-Justice"-
Oppression can not exist with out the silence- of darkness- quite simply..
We are JUDGE$- We have complete GOD power$ - we are immune -
Why i$ Mike holding back on '$ubpeona' power$ into the corrupt Judiciary??
There i$ only one rea$on....and- 'We the people'... know-
$TOP PROTECTING THE CORRUPT JUDICIARY MIKE O'NEAL!!
Give 'subpoena' power back (to what ALREADY should be 'OPEN RECORDS') to ANY 'investigative' entity- into the Kansas "merit" Judges- to the hundreds of 'complaints' filed with the senate and house testifying to and with evidence of FACT, BRIBES,CORRUPTION, PROFITEERING, RICCO, RAQUETTERING........
(the list goes onand on)
Color of Law
HB 2314 Protective Parent Reform Act
hb 2314 kansas protective parent act 2009 2314 HOUSE BILL NO. 2314 By Committee on Judiciary 9rs0740 AN ACT concerning children and minors;
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Selection to the Kansas Supreme Court by Stephen J. Ware KANSAS NOVEMBER 2007 Preview
Selection to the Kansas Supreme Court Kansas is the only state in the union that gives the members of its bar majority control over the selection of state supreme court justices. The bar consequently may have more control over the judiciary in Kansas than in any other state. This process for selecting justices to the Kansas Supreme Court is described by the organized bar as a “merit,” rather than political, process. Other observers, however, emphasize that the process has a political side as well. This paper surveys debate about possible reforms to the Kansas Supreme Court selection process. These reforms would reduce the amount of control exercised by the bar and establish a more public system of checks and balances. MORE.. 20071126_kansaspaper
 We hold these truths to be self evident: (except where-
'WE'- your "Judges" have sold YOUR souls- and traded these 'rights'-right off. We are JUDGES- We have complete GOD powers) That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..." - Dec. of Independence, July 4, 1776 Related linksVoters, get information judges in the Kansas Judicial Report Card. You can see the evaluations of all Kansas judges including those from Shawnee County. Just tap into the link above and scroll down the page. Watch KTKA's stories on lenient sentences given to sexual offenders and learn more about a group that advocates judicial accountability at KansansforJudicialAccountability.com. August 29, 2008 |
Claudine Dombrowski (Dombrowski v US) (dang we wish that she would just 'go away'-) aint going to happen boys and girls--- We will validate -each and every victim that walks through those asylum doors, seeking justice-only to be 'futher brutalized' and more savagely than the mind could comprehend- by the very system -"-that is supposed to protect- -we are silent no more-
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Story by Liz Zamora
Originally published 10:55 a.m., August 29, 2008
Updated 05:38 p.m., August 29, 2008
If you've ever wanted to find out more about Shawnee County District judges, the information is now available right on the internet.
"This is a very exciting new change actually," State Rep. Joe Patton said.
The new Web site, Kansasjudicialperformance.org, helps educate voters on deciding which judges need to stay and which need to go.
Voters don't have a say on which judges are appointed, but they can vote them out.
"The old system you'd go into the ballot box and you'd have a list of judges and you'd know nothing about them," he said.
Patton has recently pushed for legislation to make judges adhere to the sentencing guidelines. That issue has been a hot topic in Shawnee County, where Judge Matthew Dowd had come under fire for deviating from the sentencing guidelines in cases involving sex abuse.
The evaluations on the site survey attorneys, jurors and anyone who has dealt with the court system. They use criteria like overall impartiality and willingness to give participants a fair opportunity to be heard. The judges are all evaluated on a 4.0 grading scale.
While it makes information valuable to voters more accessible, Claudine Drombowski isn't sold on the Web site.
"It is the fox watching the hen house? There's no doubt about it. And the fox has been watching it for a very long time," Drombowski said.
She says the only real way to evaluate their performance is to look at their records, and she believes that should be included on the Web site.
Drombowski and Michael Burlison started their own Web site, Kansansforjudicialaccountability.com
Burlison's daughter was raped, and Dowd sentenced the man to three years probation.
On Kansasjudicialperformance.org recommendation for retention only requires a grade of 2.0, which all Shawnee County judges have met or exceeded.
Patton says that Kansasjudicialperformance.org may not be perfect, but says it's a start.
"It's a good step for keeping judges publicly accountable, and I'm all about accountability," she said.
Ok Joe--- ready for year three..?? this IS the year-j-) -best kfja