The literal and figurative Pros and Cons of Judicial Immunity

A. D. Jackson

8/27/2008 5:12 PM UTC

Very informative.

Tidy

8/25/2008 9:50 PM UTC

Wow! As a lesson in courts and justice, this program should be aired in every high school government and civics class. Speakers and guests present a lively and clear discussion of the constitution as it relates to judicial immunity. It is sure to fire many heated debates, especially in light of the convictions of high profile attorneys and judges in judicial bribery cases in Mississippi. But more urgent is the need to ignite a heated debated by U. S. and state senators and representatives w

Juli.Alexander

8/25/2008 4:22 PM UTC

Having caught Nevada Federal Judge Lloyd George in a tape tampering act (which was verified by a a 9th Circuit Court letter received as a result of the filed complaint) nothing was done. This judge committed a federal crime and yet our Nevada federal courthouse is still named after him. Does nothing rise to an impeachable offense? We filed a complaint to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary and were totally ignored. The States follow the feds lead... no integrity exists when judges can comm