I would like to draw your attention to the following updated proposal:
Proposal to Expose Judges' Unaccountability and Consequent
Individual and Coordinated Wrongdoing
What you can do to expose wrongdoing judges
during a presidential campaign, when they are
most vulnerable to the people, journalists, and politicians,
and launch a process of judicial accountability and discipline reform
that is forced forward by an academic and business venture
so as to increase the chances that you and the rest of
We the People, the source of government by the rule of law and of, by, and for us,
obtain from public servant judges what is our right
Equal Justice Under Law
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
You will find a suitable summary of reasonable, realistic, and concrete
action that can be taken by advocates of an honest judiciary at id.,
jur:xxvii:
A Novel Strategy For Taking Action Against Wrongdoing Judges
by removing the fight from the judges’ turf, the courts, out to the public,
and taking into account the interests of journalists and politicians
during a presidential campaign, when they are most receptive,
so that they may help in exposing
wrongdoing by judges so outrageous as to
stir up the public to demand that the media and the authorities
investigate the judges and their enabling judiciary
and undertake effective
legislated judicial accountability and discipline reform
intended to ensure that judges deliver
Equal Justice Under Law
I encourage you to contact me so that we can discuss the proposal and join
forces to make judicial wrongdoing a prominent and decisive issue of this
presidential campaign. That is a realistic objective, as shown in the
article hereunder.
To that end, you might also wish to widely post and email it together with
its link,
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
>jur:xvi.
Tweet:
Who had #NYTimes #WPost #Politico kill their stories of asset concealment
by Obama's nominee Judge #Sotomayor?
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/1/5.pdf
Sincerely,
Dr. Richard Cordero, Esq.
Judicial Discipline Reform
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org
Dr.Richard.Cordero.Esq@gmail.com
Dr.Richard.Cordero.Esq@cantab.com
***********************************
Who or what caused
The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Politico(fn.102a)
to kill their series of stories that
suspected Then-U.S. Circuit Judge Sonia Sotomayor(jur:61§B),
the first nominee of President Obama to the Supreme Court,
of concealing assets of her own?
Was there a quid pro quod?
Can the findings of professional and citizen journalists(paragraph ¶233)
investigating these queries change the course of
the presidential campaign and the outcome of the election and
set in motion a process of
judicial accountability and discipline reform(131§§e-h)?
NOTE: The blue text is references keyed to:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
1. These queries are based on research on the Federal
Judiciary(iii/endnote.ii) and articles of reputable media entities(61§1).
They call for responsible professional and citizen journalists to
investigate a story of national interest and potentially grave political
consequences. This is so because the story involves:
a. an incumbent president and reelection candidate: Did he, to curry
favor with Latino and feminist voters, knowingly nominate J. Sotomayor as
he had other tax cheats(fn.103)?(68§5)
b. a sitting justice: Did she abuse federal judges’
unaccountability(21§1) to conceal assets of hers(fn.102c) and
others(64§4) and must cover it up, lest any investigation end up
incriminating her?
c. judges who file with their peers or approve the latter’s annual
financial disclosure reports(fn.102d): Do they file and approve them pro
forma(fn.176b), thereby enabling their tax evasion?
d. judges held by their peers, Congress, and the media
unaccountable(81§1) and running a national bankruptcy system, where they
ruled on $373 billion in just personal bankruptcies in CY10(27§2) and
where most cases are brought pro se(fn.32,37) and are in practice
unreviewable(28§3): Do they abuse such unreviewability to run a
bankruptcy fraud scheme(fn.83)?(62§2)
e. a presidential campaign with fiercely antagonistic candidates, voters’
heightened attention, and journalists’ intensified pursuit of a scoop
deserving of a Pulitzer Prize: Can this lead to a Watergate-like(126§a)
generalized unstoppable media investigation(101§§1-5) guided by a
historic question that caused President Nixon to resign, his White House
aides to go to prison, and iconic journalistic figures to emerge(jur:2
para.4-8), and that now can be rephrased thus:
What did the President(para.¶127) and the justices and judges know
about J. Sotomayor’s concealment of assets and consequent tax
evasion(fn.102c)
and other judges’ wrongdoing(64§a) and when did they know it?
2. The findings of those pioneering JUDICIAL UNACCOUNTABILITY
REPORTING(jur:xx§D) can outrage(83§§2,3) the public at wrongdoing judges
and the politicians who put and keep them in office(81§1); and:
a. lead one or more justices to resign, as U.S. Justice Abe Fortas had to
on 14may69(91 para.169)
b. stir the public to demand –creating a news market(4 para.15) incentive
for professional and citizen journalists to investigate further and even
join their demand- that the authorities, i.e., Congress, the U.S.
Department of Justice and the FBI, and their state counterparts,
c. investigate judges and the Federal Judiciary(101§D) for engaging,
tolerating, and enabling wrongdoing(88§§a-d), just as those authorities
investigate other public servants and entities
d. cause officeholders and candidates for office to commit themselves to
exposing(121§§1-3d) and bringing about judicial accountability and
discipline reform(131§§e-h), and
e. make the courageous(iv/endnote iv)candidate who exposes such
wrongdoing a Champion of Justice(fn.146a).
Tweet:
Who had #NYTimes #WPost #Politico kill their stories of asset concealment
by Obama’s nominee Judge #Sotomayor?
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/1/5.pdf
Also at:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf"
Proposal to Expose Judges' Unaccountability and Consequent
Individual and Coordinated Wrongdoing
What you can do to expose wrongdoing judges
during a presidential campaign, when they are
most vulnerable to the people, journalists, and politicians,
and launch a process of judicial accountability and discipline reform
that is forced forward by an academic and business venture
so as to increase the chances that you and the rest of
We the People, the source of government by the rule of law and of, by, and for us,
obtain from public servant judges what is our right
Equal Justice Under Law
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
You will find a suitable summary of reasonable, realistic, and concrete
action that can be taken by advocates of an honest judiciary at id.,
jur:xxvii:
A Novel Strategy For Taking Action Against Wrongdoing Judges
by removing the fight from the judges’ turf, the courts, out to the public,
and taking into account the interests of journalists and politicians
during a presidential campaign, when they are most receptive,
so that they may help in exposing
wrongdoing by judges so outrageous as to
stir up the public to demand that the media and the authorities
investigate the judges and their enabling judiciary
and undertake effective
legislated judicial accountability and discipline reform
intended to ensure that judges deliver
Equal Justice Under Law
I encourage you to contact me so that we can discuss the proposal and join
forces to make judicial wrongdoing a prominent and decisive issue of this
presidential campaign. That is a realistic objective, as shown in the
article hereunder.
To that end, you might also wish to widely post and email it together with
its link,
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
>jur:xvi.
Tweet:
Who had #NYTimes #WPost #Politico kill their stories of asset concealment
by Obama's nominee Judge #Sotomayor?
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/1/5.pdf
Sincerely,
Dr. Richard Cordero, Esq.
Judicial Discipline Reform
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org
Dr.Richard.Cordero.Esq@gmail.com
Dr.Richard.Cordero.Esq@cantab.com
***********************************
Who or what caused
The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Politico(fn.102a)
to kill their series of stories that
suspected Then-U.S. Circuit Judge Sonia Sotomayor(jur:61§B),
the first nominee of President Obama to the Supreme Court,
of concealing assets of her own?
Was there a quid pro quod?
Can the findings of professional and citizen journalists(paragraph ¶233)
investigating these queries change the course of
the presidential campaign and the outcome of the election and
set in motion a process of
judicial accountability and discipline reform(131§§e-h)?
NOTE: The blue text is references keyed to:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf
1. These queries are based on research on the Federal
Judiciary(iii/endnote.ii) and articles of reputable media entities(61§1).
They call for responsible professional and citizen journalists to
investigate a story of national interest and potentially grave political
consequences. This is so because the story involves:
a. an incumbent president and reelection candidate: Did he, to curry
favor with Latino and feminist voters, knowingly nominate J. Sotomayor as
he had other tax cheats(fn.103)?(68§5)
b. a sitting justice: Did she abuse federal judges’
unaccountability(21§1) to conceal assets of hers(fn.102c) and
others(64§4) and must cover it up, lest any investigation end up
incriminating her?
c. judges who file with their peers or approve the latter’s annual
financial disclosure reports(fn.102d): Do they file and approve them pro
forma(fn.176b), thereby enabling their tax evasion?
d. judges held by their peers, Congress, and the media
unaccountable(81§1) and running a national bankruptcy system, where they
ruled on $373 billion in just personal bankruptcies in CY10(27§2) and
where most cases are brought pro se(fn.32,37) and are in practice
unreviewable(28§3): Do they abuse such unreviewability to run a
bankruptcy fraud scheme(fn.83)?(62§2)
e. a presidential campaign with fiercely antagonistic candidates, voters’
heightened attention, and journalists’ intensified pursuit of a scoop
deserving of a Pulitzer Prize: Can this lead to a Watergate-like(126§a)
generalized unstoppable media investigation(101§§1-5) guided by a
historic question that caused President Nixon to resign, his White House
aides to go to prison, and iconic journalistic figures to emerge(jur:2
para.4-8), and that now can be rephrased thus:
What did the President(para.¶127) and the justices and judges know
about J. Sotomayor’s concealment of assets and consequent tax
evasion(fn.102c)
and other judges’ wrongdoing(64§a) and when did they know it?
2. The findings of those pioneering JUDICIAL UNACCOUNTABILITY
REPORTING(jur:xx§D) can outrage(83§§2,3) the public at wrongdoing judges
and the politicians who put and keep them in office(81§1); and:
a. lead one or more justices to resign, as U.S. Justice Abe Fortas had to
on 14may69(91 para.169)
b. stir the public to demand –creating a news market(4 para.15) incentive
for professional and citizen journalists to investigate further and even
join their demand- that the authorities, i.e., Congress, the U.S.
Department of Justice and the FBI, and their state counterparts,
c. investigate judges and the Federal Judiciary(101§D) for engaging,
tolerating, and enabling wrongdoing(88§§a-d), just as those authorities
investigate other public servants and entities
d. cause officeholders and candidates for office to commit themselves to
exposing(121§§1-3d) and bringing about judicial accountability and
discipline reform(131§§e-h), and
e. make the courageous(iv/endnote iv)candidate who exposes such
wrongdoing a Champion of Justice(fn.146a).
Tweet:
Who had #NYTimes #WPost #Politico kill their stories of asset concealment
by Obama’s nominee Judge #Sotomayor?
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/1/5.pdf
Also at:
http://Judicial-Discipline-Reform.org/2012_E/DrRCordero_jud_unaccountability_reporting.pdf"
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