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I'm not sure how it is not a conflict for one person to hold so many titles in the same area. The stench of corruption is that much more foul when you consider it is a common practice in Missouri. -
If you find yourself having similar problems in Paulding Superior Court you should probably opt to seek a Federal injunction at the first appearance of impropriety. State courts are a waste of time and money. State appellate courts often only rubber stamp the lower courts. You would likely have better success getting your case in Federal Court before you go broke. Ms. Wolf's Civil Investigation Demand
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If you think this kind of thing is only happening in Augusta, you're not paying attention. WFXG Augusta Fox54's Nick Lulli continues to investigate the Augusta circuit family court system. Last June, Judge Craig's "misinterpretation" of Georgia law against a Columbia County mom was overturned by the state appeals court. An EXTREMELY rare occurrence considering the appellate courts usually rubber stamp the lower courts. Now there seems to be an issue of "ex parte communication"? Watch Tuesday at 10PM. http://www.wfxg.com/story/28164261/tuesday-at-10-judge-craigs-secret-plan
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This is how out of touch family court judges are. Just because you are appointed by a goobernor and you run unopposed from the time of your appointment, doesn't mean you are competent or an intelligent judge. Clearly this is all about money and has nothing to do with the best interests of a child that is now an adult. Please consider taking a few minutes to lodge complaints on Mr. Alexander's behalf. Honorable Kathleen M. McCarthy Presiding Judge (313) 224-5481 1813 CAYMC Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Room 1813 2 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226 Phone: 313-224-5481 Hours:
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There is more to come on Georgia's court reporters. Gwinnett County and other counties most of us are familiar with. It's fascinating that a judge would say these women should be held to a higher standard. Judges and lawyers read the transcripts so you mean to tell me they didn't know what the formatting should be? I'm calling BS. There should be more indictments for racketeering in Georgia Courts.
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Thanks to Nick Lulli and Fox 54 Augusta for restoring dignity and integrity to investigative reporting. For those of us who grew up with real investigative reporting, seeing it in it's former glory is refreshing. There is a whole generation that has grown up never having seen reporting such as this because it has been shunned in lieu of ratings and infotainment. Looking forward to a great year from them again and Wesley Brown at The Augusta Chronicle. P.S. Thank you too Pubby for providing a medium for alternative news in Paulding.
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Move over Illinois, in a Harvard study, Georgia has made the top ten list of most corrupt states. Ranking 7th in illegal corruption and ranking ninth in legal corruption. At this rate Georgia will be in the top 5 in no time at all. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "It is all bad news for Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, New Mexico, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania as their aggregate scores are in the highest quartiles of both illegal and legal corruption." Measuring Illegal and Legal Corruption in American States: Some Results from the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics
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This was a great decision in Federal Court! Here is where the system corrected itself. This is what we advocate for.
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If fatherlessness in America is such a problem why do courts remove loving fathers from the lives of children? If it were up to some courts [none specifically mentioned], Mrs. Doubtfire would have been spun into a movie about a father trying to harass the mother or win her back. Not about a father trying to remain relevant and active in his children's lives.
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Nick Lulli is doing outstanding work on troubled family law cases involving legal professionals of interest. In this instance, as is often the case, these things are not taken seriously until a child is seriously injured if not killed. Notice how no one has any comment to offer or can't be reached? Typical. They'll be singing the tune of "unfortunate tragedy" should misfortune come to pass. With no accountability for any of them.