Ex-Judge Found Guilty of Framing Woman for Drug Arrest

Bryant Cochran was the chief magistrate judge in Murray County, Georgia, and after a woman fought back against his sexual misconduct, Judge Cochran conspired to plant Methamphetamine in her car. SEE THE VIDEO AND STORY......

Cuomo’s Moreland Commission Ethics Block Worse Than First Reported, Says Insider

Feds have evidence of Governor scrambling to prevent public testimony 

describing the Systemic Corruption of 9 New York State ‘ethics’ organizations…

Animal-Judge Indicted For Planting Drugs in Car of Complaining Woman

     First this mutt allegedly pressured the women into having sex for a favorable ruling in her case.  In his chambers, of course. Then this former Chief Magistrate Judge, Bryant Cochran, seizing on his legal training, tampered with a witness, and then had drugs planted in the victims car....

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Fed's New Chief of NY Public Corruption Unit Ready to Roar

        Arlo Devlin-Brown has quietly headed the Public Corruption Unit of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan for a little over two months .....

Another Year of Corrupt Judicial Oversight

New York's Corrupt Judicial 'Ethics' Commission Welcomes 2014

  In a failed attempt to show any usefulness, the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct (CJC) apparently came to the conclusion that NY State-issued license plates identifying the registered owner as a member of the NY "Supreme Court" just may provide the driver or occupants with some sort of friendly accommodation from law enforcement.

New York Judges Disgraced Again, and Again, and Again….

In November of 2013, New York voters resoundingly rejected the notion that a few judges should be allowed to sit on the bench past the current mandatory retirement age.  Apparently, someone forgot to tell those in charge that it would be more appropriate to treat ALL judges equally…..