Honest Judge Fired for Settling Case with Coin Toss

Honest Judge Fired for Settling Case with Coin Toss.

Usually a judge mails his decision sans any stated reason. At least this judge gave a reason for his decision. A decision without a good reason, or with a pseudo legal reason, results in the couple struggling with further appeals, litigation, anger, confusions, exasperations and frustrations. The Judge’s decision was brilliant!

A coin flip is sometimes a good reason for a decision that could go either way. The decision by coin toss showed the couple that the next time, the decision could be in their favor. A judge SHOULD give a reason for his decision. I salute this fallen judge.

The people that fired the judge apparently have no empathy or understanding of the the emotion or logical impact of a judicial decision. This exemplifies crack 7 in the liberty bell!

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Cracks 4,5,6 and 7 in the Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell

Justinian I, a Roman Emperor, now a saint, wrote these maxims a few centuries A.D.

The maxims of law are these:

1) to live honesty.
2) to hurt no one.
3) to give every one his due.

Justinian Maxims

From Wikipedia, ….

Justinian I or Justinian the Great was Eastern Roman Emperor from 527 until his death. He is considered a saint amongst Eastern Orthodox Christians. He has also sometimes been considered the Last Roman emperor. One of his legacies was the uniform rewriting of Roman law, the Corpus Juris Civilis, which is still the basis of civil law in many modern states.

The most recent judicial case to which I was exposed broke all three of the Justinian Maxims.

1) The plaintiff lied. The court didn’t punish for the perjury and wouldn’t supply the courtroom tapes or bear witness to prove the perjury.

2 &3 ) Not only was restitution not given, but the victim had to spend a year in and out of court trying to prove his case. Then the victim had to pay for a lawyer to attend the proceedings when he was out of state and the court wouldn’t reschedule the hearings without a personal visit to the court. The victim also had to invest money in an appeal which was denied by the requirement that he post a bond treble the amount of the appeal. The victim was then sued to pay for the plaintiffs legal costs for refuting the appeal that was required because of the plaintiffs damages and perjury.

4) Judges are not required to give a reason for their decisions, thus an appeal and further motions are difficult as the defendant has to guess the reason that his case failed. The judge can hide in his “Ivory Tower” withholding everything. A judge can be prejudiced and/or insane without being affected by anyone harmed by his/her judgment or lack of judgment.

Cracks 4,5 and 6 in the Liberty Bell are that neither the law or the courts have to comply with the Justinian Maxims. The law isn’t required to be moral or to effect restitution.

Crack 7 in the Liberty Bell is that Judges don’t have to give reasons for their decisions. This makes finding mistakes extremely difficult. The judge can’t be criticized and the case can’t be easily appealed.

Most lawyers call the “Judicial System” a “Court of Law” and make the distinction that they are not required to be just.

In order for restitution to happen, the case must be big enough to pay for all the legal expenses and the lying party has to be unbelievable. The trouble is, a rehearsed lie probably sounds more believable than the truth.

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Video of 14 year old being killed by police

Video of 14 year old being killed by police.

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Crack 3 in the Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell

From Wikipedia, we read the definition of Scientific Method

“Scientific method is a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge. It is based on gathering observable, empirical and measurable evidence subject to specific principles of reasoning. The scientific method consists of the collection of data through observation and experimentation, and the formulation and testing of hypotheses.

Although procedures vary from one field of inquiry to another, identifiable features distinguish scientific inquiry from other methodologies of knowledge. Scientific researchers propose hypotheses as explanations of phenomena, and design experimental studies to test these hypotheses. These steps must be repeatable in order to predict dependably any future results. Theories that encompass wider domains of inquiry may bind many hypotheses together in a coherent structure. This in turn may help form new hypotheses or place groups of hypotheses into context.

Among other facets shared by the various fields of inquiry is the conviction that the process must be objective to reduce a biased interpretation of the results. Another basic expectation is to document, archive and share all data and methodology so it is available for careful scrutiny by other scientists, thereby allowing other researchers the opportunity to verify results by attempting to reproduce them. This practice, called full disclosure, also allows statistical measures of the reliability of these data to be established.” {end of Wikipedia quote}

All data at a trial has to be evaluated very carefully. All data has a statistical significance. A jury of peers, frequently with the engineers and scientists excluded, is supposed to carefully evaluate evidence as to relevance, significance and importance to establishing or refuting the crime theories presented by the prosecution or plaintiff.

Look back to the Gary Graham trial and execution presented in “Crack 1”. He was executed on the basis of one eye-witness identification. Probably the only thing that the witness could really establish was the approximate race, weight, age, height and hair color of the person she was making an ID on. It’s possible that there were a million people in the United States that have similar characteristics. But how many with the observed characteristics were near that location at that time? Perhaps only thousands. According to other witnesses, Gary Graham was seen in another location that same night.

I had a tough time making a quick ID on my son sitting in the middle of twenty other college hockey players all with butch haircuts. It took me one embarrassing minute to locate him from 20 feet away! Had to look each in the eye.

Every piece of evidence has a statistical probability. Each should be calculated. Logical fallacies have to be analyzed and poor conclusions refuted. The theories of the prosecution and the defense have to be precisely confirmed or refuted. A statistically irrelevant outcome should result more frequently than it does.

Lawyers explain that they try to effect the emotions of the jurists. In other words, they try to scare the jurists, make them grieve, or make them angry. They try to evoke the prejudices of the jurists. They think it is a game. They just try to “win” – if the word win has any relevance in a jury trial.

Crack 3 in the Liberty Bell is that the courts are at best eclectic about the Scientific Method and, more likely, in contempt for the Scientific Method and the fairness that it would bring.

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Crack 2 in the Liberty Bell

There are at least 30 serious cracks or flaws in the American Justice system.

Liberty Bell

Imagine that you were walking down the sidewalk and a police officer thought you looked like a wanted “criminal”. He starts to arrest you. You push him back a little. You tell him you are innocent. He draws his gun, cuffs you, then maces or tazers you (pepper spray usually). After that, he puts you in a hot police car for an hour. You may have a heart attack, that has happened (see an earlier article on this site). Then the cop takes you to the police station. There you learn that you weren’t the suspect he was looking for. To cover his brutality, the cop charges you with assault and battery on a police officer. After all, you did touch him. He says that you were a wild man and that you struck him. You are charged with a assault and battery on a police officer which is a felony that could carries a sentence of over two years. As a convicted felon, you have fewer rights than an illegal alien. You can’t even get a job when you get out of jail.

You haven’t had a prior charge, so you get off after spending $20,000 on a lawyer. You plead to CWOF (Continued WithOut a Finding). You have to stay clean for a year and pay the cop $2000 for the injuries that were caused when you pushed him.

Crack 2 in the Liberty Bell is that the laws give the prosecutor the right to a wide range of charges. He has the right to charge you with from 10 days to over two years. Usually they opt for the maximum sentence. The cop wants to keep his job and make $2000, so he throws the book at you.

A guilty finding would make you a felon. Spending time in jail would cause you much hardship including, perhaps, the loss of your house and job. You are terrorized! You are extorted into paying a lawyer anything he wants.

Crack 2 in the Liberty Bell is sentences that are way too severe. Justice is primarily restitution. Disproportionate punishment certainly NOT justice, but a great evil. Even the legal bill is a great evil.

Check it out! Look at the police brutality site that is linked to on the side bar!

Bees are smart. They leave their hives when stressed out by over taxation (honey collection). Humans should leave their countries and form small groups that have a barter system or a ledger system that equates services to dollar amounts for the determination of who owes what. That’s how the early American colonies did it! Say NO to government! Form a city-state with no money and no taxation.

Be optimistic. Good people are video-taping bad cops. There is a movement afoot to turn this whole system upside down!

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30 Cracks in the Liberty Bell

There are at least 30 serious cracks or flaws in the American Justice system.

Liberty Bell

From the National Science Foundation News

A recent study* reveals the extent of this problem. In 24 of a sample 28 cases involving Americans who were released from prison in the last few years based on DNA evidence that proved their innocence, eyewitnesses had made false identifications from photo spreads and lineups. No one knows how many others may be unjustly jailed every year due to false identifications.

Gary Graham was executed on the basis of one weak eye witness account.

Another NSF study showed a video of a staged crime where the criminal ran down a hall towards the video camera, then paused and looked straight at the camera. You were then asked to pick the “criminal” from a lineup. NOBODY thus tested said that the person witnessed was NOT in the lineup. They just assumed that the person witnessed was there.

This type of logic is known as a logical fallacy because the correct choice is not given; there are too few choices.

29 more flaws in the “judicial” system will be described in November.

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Proposed Curriculum for Utopian Studies

Proposed Curriculum for Utopian Studies:

1.) Logical thinking.
2.) Mathematical Logic.
3.) Word definitions and vocabulary
4.) Facts and truth.
5.) Theories, proof and disproof.
6.) Statistical Analysis of Data
7.) Computer programming
8.) Artificial intelligence
9.) Leading principles and concepts
10.) Human Rights and the law
11.) Alternate types of government
12.) Fallacies of democracies and majority rule
13.) Problems of police systems
14.) Problems of judicial systems.
15.) Fallacies of punishment; Virtue of rewards
16.) The nature of man
17.) Hypnotism and brain washing
18.) Teaching and study techniques
19.) Argument and persuasion
20.) Leadership and Leaders
21.) The scientific method
22.) Engineering principles
23.) Language and essay writing
24.) Public speaking
25.) Novel writing
26.) Happiness and the needs of man
27.) Propaganda and false beliefs
28.) Religion
29.) Helping others
30.) Therapy 1
31.) Therapy 2
32.) Therapy 3
33.) Architecture and City design
34.) Economic principles of a Utopian City state
35.) Business creation in a utopian city state.
36.) Raising a family
37.) Programming man
38.) Success
39.) Organization and priorities
40.) Animal training
41.) Health and relaxation
42.) Theoretical societies
43.) Virtue of early societies

If society doesn’t learn to think about the goals and destiny of society, perfection will never be achieved.

Help and support for this proposed curriculum is required.

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Judges, Courts, Police & Representatives Insane

Kiefer Sutherland, who plays hero Jack Bauer on the Fox TV hit drama 24, has been sentenced to 48 days in jail for a DUI arrest late last month. Sutherland was arrested for drunk driving after attending a party to celebrate the network’s fall season launch.

Jack Bauer

Newspaper link to story

Can you imagine locking your child in the bathroom for 48 days? You would be considered insane or evil or criminal. How is what government does any different?

Judges, courts, police and representatives think it is OK if they lock someone in the bathroom (or prison cell) for 48 days, but not OK for someone else to do the same. If someone else does the same, it usually indicates some severe mental anomaly like a psychopathic personality, narcissism, or antisocial personality disorder.

We have a double standard – one for government and one for people.

Anyway, I hope the writers of 24 have Jack at least torture a judge on his show. On 24, I would like to see a judge hauled off kicking and screaming to the funny farm by men wearing white coats.

Punishment is too severe, especially when you consider the cost of lawyers for us mortals. Lets grow up and stop making punishment the “wonder treatment” for all the ills of society. Let’s face it, hefty sentences serve only to extort hefty fees for lawyers. They also bring money in for judges, courts, prisons, cops and the rest of the dung humpers.

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Judges, Courts, Police & Representatives Insane

Kiefer Sutherland, who plays hero Jack Bauer on the Fox TV hit drama 24, has been sentenced to 48 days in jail for a DUI arrest late last month. Sutherland was arrested for drunk driving after attending a party to celebrate the network’s fall season launch.

Jack Bauer

Newspaper link to story

Can you imagine locking your child in the bathroom for 48 days? You would be considered insane or evil or criminal. How is what government does any different?

Judges, courts, police and representatives think it is OK if they lock someone in the bathroom (or prison cell) for 48 days, but not OK for someone else to do the same. If someone else does the same, it usually indicates some severe mental anomaly like a psychopathic personality, narcissism, or antisocial personality disorder.

We have a double standard – one for government and one for people.

Anyway, I hope the writers of 24 have Jack at least torture a judge on his show. On 24, I would like to see a judge hauled off kicking and screaming to the funny farm by men wearing white coats.

Punishment is too severe, especially when you consider the cost of lawyers for us mortals. Lets grow up and stop making punishment the “wonder treatment” for all the ills of society. Let’s face it, hefty sentences serve only to extort hefty fees for lawyers. They also bring money in for judges, courts, prisons, cops and the rest of the dung humpers.

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Several Police Brutality Videos

If you look at the following police brutality videos, bear in mind the supposition that a democratic republic exists only to protect the rights of the citizens.

Raye’s World
Epidemic Of Police Brutality Sweeps America

Amendment IV isn’t used properly to start arrests. I was arrested once for an improperly dismissed “failure to stop for an illegal u-turn”. The judge later apologized that his court lost the paperwork, didn’t properly dismiss the charge, and for causing me all the trouble of the arrest. The arrest started forcefully and suddenly without presentation of a warrant or time to read anything or call my lawyer. My arrest started with mace.

I proposed a bill to my representative that would make Ammendment IV functional and viable. He has stalled submission of that bill for almost two years because he feels it might cause the police union to run a powerful opponent against him.

Amendment IV

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

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