When District Attorneys don't search for the truth.
When Judicial Commissions advise the public they have no funds to investigate judicial misconduct, (as happened in Georgia)
or, when the California Commission on Judicial Misconduct receives 1,500 complaints a year, yet opens less than 25 for the same time period, it's time for the public to weigh in.
See USAjudges.com Make a report, make a difference.
Restore transparency to government.
As media organizations are corporations owned and operated with a view more towards corporates matters, (although family court remains the busiest court in the nation), the fourth estate doesn't generally examine the monetary factors influencing other courts. As such, judicial commissions investigating misconduct seldom address family matters.
But because families matter, it's time for public input. Make a report and make a difference, at USAJudges.com
FamilyLawCourts.com educates the reader as to how and why judges ensure the divorce and custody makes Family Court the one court most used, most often and for the longest period of time.
Readers can also learn, at the other end of the scale and with a a judicial assist, how easy it is to prey on the vulnerable. StopElderFinancialAbuse.com
The goal is not to rant or rage, but to encourage everyone to participate in government. Sometimes this includes encouraging elected officials perform their job satisfactorily.
And to remind officials to trust the jury system. It seldom fails.
