Proposed Constitutional Amendment to Increase Judge's Retirement Age to 80

Uncover the history and reasons behind the 2013 proposed New York State constitutional amendment to increase the judicial mandatory retirement age to age 80, a multi-million dollar exercise that will benefit only 1% of all NYS judges. 

A little Corruption Cover-Up Leads to a Flood of Uncorrected Misconduct

The New York Daily News reports on a bizarre property rights fix by insiders, "Line drawn across home of retired cop by widow of Jets great." 

It gets better. The federal judge, the Hon. Cathy Seibel, ruled in writing on September 30, 2013, that "I was snookered" by one of the involved lawyers. But the judge left unchanged the new property line she drew through the homeowner's kitchen.

SEE THE VIDEO:     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cxbXkzIrxM 

Equally bizarre is the fact that another federal judge involved in the Cullen/Deluca property dispute, the Hon. Lisa Margaret Smith, was herself found guilty by a New York State jury of punching a woman in the face.

Corruption Wins Latest Round, Andrew Cuomo Abdicates Governorship, for Role of Commissioner

The Comedy of Corruption, by Andrew Cuomo

"This is a job for Batman" (Police Commissioner Gordon, 1966)

Andrew M. Cuomo, the self-appointed Commissioner of Corruption, has apparently resigned his position as New York's Governor. 

Family Court Rally Heats Up

Family Court Protest Planned For Monday, October 21, 2013

FAMILY COURT PROTEST TO PROTECT ABUSED CHILDREN OF DIVORCE AND SEPARATION
Monday, October 21, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (EDT)

Freehold Township, NJ

County Courthouse Rally Planned

11:00 am protest and rally - Monmouth County Courthouse

Calling ALL mothers who have lost custody of their children due to the corruption of NJ family courts. Calling ALL mothers who want to speak out or support one another to raise awareness for these courthouse crimes across the State of New Jersey. Monmouth County Courthouse Rally --- October 21st 2013, Monday at 11:00am. 

Corrupt Judge Resigns, Faces Criminal Contempt and Tampering Charges

A former prosecutor, and who is now a former judge, last week submitted his judicial resignation to the Governor after a finding that there was probable cause that three criminal laws were violated when evidence was concealed involving the wrongful conviction, and 25-year imprisonment, of an innocent man.