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Only in New York, this judge needs to be removed from his bench and job.  It would be bad enough if it was an accused person that kept pleading innocent or even if it was a man raping a woman but in this case, a man raping a 14-year-old child at his house and was known to invite kids over his home where he would give them alcohol.  This man was a school bus driver.  One rationale the judge used was "well it was his first time".  I don't care myself if the man was a saint or whatever or even if it was attempted he should have to have served some sentence.  

This case swamps the Jesse Smallet injustice although both are injustice and failures in the system.  Whatever judge made that decision should lose his job and never be allowed to be a judge again.  

Be as the Bereans ( Acts 17:11 )

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Jack Hammer posted:

Every aspect of ALL judges should be reformed. 

If you did that you would put in jeopardy the "new" fourth branch of government.  The LIBERAL Judicial/Legislative branch.  This is apart from the Judicial and the Legislative and even superior to the executive.  The Liberal legislative/judicial branch is where the liberal advocate judges legislate from the bench and is far more streamlined and efficient than passing laws through Congress and having them await Executive action.  This way the Left can accomplish all legislative agendas that were impossible or impractical before.  

The surest way to renovate and rebuild the Justice system is have one that favors Conservative and Constitutional abiding rulings.  As long as liberals can legislate from the bench though there will never be bipartisan support from improvement  and removal of the problem judges.  

My objection is when Judges go from interpretation to dictating or legislating by verdict.  All these judges, as do our Represenatives take oaths with respect to the Constitution and many of them are not honoring those oath.  Their rulings or actions are a means to an end, or so it seems.  The 9th Circuit (appellate) court is one such example that is more politically driven rather than what their oath directs them to do.  

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