Thursday, January 2, 2014

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.
    The New York Law Journal, in an August 27, 2012 article by Joel Stashenko, "Conduct Commission Questions If Judicial Plates Violate Code," reported that Robert Tembeckjian was seeking, "...input for a public report to address the issue of whether the special vehicle plates violate the code of judicial conduct."

Nothing Better To Do ?

    The suggestion that every judge in New York State was trading their status as a judge to avoid legal responsibility was a thoughtless and desperate act by CJC Chief Counsel Robert Tembeckjian.  The timing by Tembeckjian, himself under fire for selective enforcement of judicial ethics investigations, continues the accepted reality that the CJC wastes public funds and resources by pursuing issues not within the stated purpose of the CJC.

    Did Mr. Tembeckjian just realize that a license plate identifying the driver as a judge just might give that judge a break by a cop?  What about the reality that judges have accepted tickets from members of law enforcement and, in some cases, have had to nudge officers to actually issue a ticket. Every judge (and cop) knows that the public is watching events when a vehicle with "Judge's Plates" is engaged with a member of law enforcement.  Some judges argue that they (or members of their family) have been denied the usual discretion of the ticket-issuing cop- whether to receive a warning in place of an actual summons- because of the always-hovering cloud of becoming mentioned in the next "ticket-fixing" scandal.  One insider noted that Tembeckjian's improper over-reaching doesn't address the reality that most 'fixed' tickets are only fixed after they are issued.

    Governor Cuomo should do New York a little favor and chime in on the corrupt people supposedly over-seeing the state's judges. The public, state employees, and judges deserve to have a competent- and ethical- committee involved with the state's judges.  

    Must the public endure another year of being disgraced by a so-called overseer of judicial ethics in New York State?  Corrupt judges will go on their merry way knowing they are protected by the all-too-politial and corrupt group headed by Robert Tembeckjian.

  And the honest judges of New York State, who really would like to uphold the law and justice, are again on notice that nothing has changed at the CJC.  Judicial ethics review and enforcement in New York State is a sham, void of any sense of due process, and nothing more than a selective and retaliatory weapon to be used when needed.           

CLICK HERE TO SEE TEMBECKJIAN STORY, "Top Judicial 'Ethics' Lawyer Tembeckjian Settles His Lack-of-Sex Lawsuit"

70 comments:

  1. The CJC will not change until we get a Governor who is REALLY committed to cleaning up the corruption.

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  2. Another year, another few shekels and that's the name of the Game with these devils

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  4. It's all a big fraud and a racket! nothing will change with these gangsters! There is no law, only THUGS!

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  5. Billions wasted, countless lives affected... all by corrupt people. It's unbelieveable

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  6. It's worse than people realize

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  7. Hey, how come this blog doesn't have anything about the corrupt cops, firemen et al. that ripped off the SS retirement system with their Corrupt Lawyer Ray Lavelle, a former FBI and head of the Nassau Co. D.A.'s Racket Bureau. The US Atty uncovered this long standing 'Racket' but what about the one old Ray ran in the Nassau Co. Surrogate's Court with Judge Reardon and et al.? The US Atty would find lots of grist for his mill.

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  8. The US Attorney's Office are a bunch of whores for Wall St. they don't care about anything except lining there pockets.

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  9. WHAT JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT? THAT"S THE PROBLEM! TIME TO WAKEUP

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  10. First Dept obstructs review of allegations that the NYC DOE and the UFT obstruct review of conflicting interests between the two of them, i.e.
    sexual entanglement between NYC DOE officers and officers of the DOE whom they supervise...

    Personnel rules and regulations governing Teachers alleged to engage in acts of sexual intimacy in the classroom setting and measures taken to insure the children do not witness DOE employees engaged in acts of sexual intimacy--at the work site--classroom setting...

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  11. Maybe a start?


    "Just this week Barsky was able to shake Bill Keller, the former executive editor of the New York Times and 30-year Times veteran, to jump ship without too much cajoling and join him at a journalism start-up covering the criminal justice system.
    Keller is to be the editor-in-chief of the not-for-profit start-up, the Marshall Project, due to launch later this year."


    "“There is no way to cover the criminal justice, courts and prisons and make money from it,” he told The Post. “There’s no way to support it with ads. In fact, I am skeptical if there is a way to support content sites anywhere. I know there are ‘for profit’ sites, but I suspect none of them have turned major profits. It’s a very difficult model.”
    But Barsky does think there would be value to shining a light on the subjects and occasionally catching the public’s interest with great stories."


    "How a not-for-profit lured Keller away from the New York Times"

    http://nypost.com/2014/02/11/how-a-not-for-profit-lured-keller-away-from-the-new-york-times/

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  12. The reporters or their papers are first threatened and them paid off! So either the papers get their's or it's split with the reporters! And that children is the why and how you don't see Court Crime, attorney and corruption stories - that's why they are not published - they say they don't made any monfs profitable!!! Oh yeah sure!!!

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  13. When is Sen John Sampson going to be coming 'out of the closet' and the wall of corruption begin falling down? Confidential inside sources have addmitted that Sen John Sampson (currently under Federal charges) is and has been a Federal asset who has been working to gather evidence for a DOJ unit out of Washington DC ... stayed tuned!!!

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  14. It would be a shock if the DOJ announced Sampson as a confidential informant after smearing him in the media for so long.

    I hope this is true and they start making widespread arrests soon.

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  15. Very few people know what's going on behind the curtain and time will tell. I have hope that we will see more than one Surrogate Judge standing before the Bar of Justice.

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  17. Yes, and another year of Judicial Corruption and then yet another! So what has changed? NOTHING!!! It's a racket - all the lawyersand Judges are all making lots of MONEY and that's what makes the Courts go round!

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  18. When is Tony Scarpino going to get his orange jumpsuit?

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  19. I left NY because I saw the corruption in Anthony Scarpino Surrogate Prison. Warden Jody Keltz is a Nazi in drag.

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  20. NYLJ says that Judicial oversight is need! WOW - things must be bad - they know they are in trouble for them to make that statement!

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  21. John Walter the former CEO of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is presently a guest at MCC Manhattan being held without bail.

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  22. all judges should be subject to mental testing several times a year for the protection of the public

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  23. Judges and lawyers like to talk, at some point the word will get out, somebody will rat them out!!!

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  24. Skadden Arps the most powerful NYC law firm gets a pass on criminal activity.

    http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2014/03/21/skadden-fletcher-hedge-fund-trustee-reach-4-25-million-settlement/

    Our legal system at it's best.

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  25. Who will be first - the Feds or Cuomo to expose judicial corruption? Cuomo needs to be re-elected so that he can run for El-President...

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  26. Things are too quiet in NY but things have started to rock and roll in SF the city by the gate.

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  27. Will Andy Coumo give up a few Judges to make himself look good when his runs for relection? Who will be in the famous walk to the jail house?

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  28. Just wondering - is there ANY court in NYS that would be called a 'Hot Bench' - meaning that all 'Papers' are read including but, not limited to Pro se 'Papers?' Just wondering?

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  29. Hey the cash is hot in the Surrogate's Courts, after all that's where the money is and everyone is dead so who's to bitch when they get taken

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  30. Walter must have cut a deal. He walked out of MMC.

    Now he is a walking tape recoder for the feds.

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  31. Our so called "Supreme Court" today sold out our country to the billionaires our new government built on corruption.
    I guess all the corruption in NYC Courts spread to Washington.

    No wonder Walter rapes children and signs "cooperation agreements" and walks free.

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  32. The Moreland Commission has not been confirmed as a BAD JOKE (See todays NYLJ) on the tax-paying people of the State of New York - this sham was a head fake - Thank you Gov Cuomo!

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  33. The Moreland Commission was merely a show for the media. A toothless tiger meant only for entertainment.

    A sucker born every minute.

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  34. "Another Year of Corrupt Judicial Oversight" of the Judiciary! Hell, it's been over 150 years of a Corrupt Judges in NY! These lawyers have been getting away with this garbage for ever! And the MORON COMMISSION SUCKS!

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  35. One can hope the John Walter is blessed with Leukamia in the very near future after all that would truly be JUSTICE>

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  36. Judge Joan Madden of NY Supreme Court, 60 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10006 is a lesbian, feminazi, man-hating, racist, superdyke bitch of a biased Judge who always sides with white Jewish women against everyone else. She is a complete and total discredit to the bench and to judges everywhere, routinely allowing white Jewish women privileges such as not having to serve process properly, not having to follow the law, not even requiring an attorney, allowing them to skip and miss court, and other law breaking and discretionary behavior patterns, while she makes men, especially minority men, jump through hoops, deny their simple requests, yell at them harshly in court, abuse these men publicly, berate them, scream at them, and other lesbianic-man hating psychopathic behavior patterns. Judge Joan Madden is a bona fide and paid off member of the ultra-feminist Lesbian Mafia, and she should not be a Judge on the bench as she is a danger to herself and others. She is also as ugly as the Emperor in Star Wars, and just as evil. Please avoid having to go in front of her in court, either as a lawyer or a litigant, especially if you are a minority male.

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  37. With all due respect I would like to see this blog do a major story on "absolute immunity" that prosecutors enjoy.

    Are these prosecutors royalty with more rights than Citizens?

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  38. Amen, Kris - for the most part these vermin should have NO IMMUNITY MUCH LESS "ABSOLUTE" IMMUNITY! Another illegal perk that the 'system' arranged for their brethen! They should ALL (without EXCEPTION) also be subject to Monthly DRUG TESTING along with the Judges!

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  39. Anonymous I could not have said it better.

    Are the Judges and prosecutors royalty? Are they princes and princesses?

    Crimes are intentionally committed against Citizens and they are never punished.

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  40. re: immunity

    Actually there really is no authority for giving immunity to judges. It's not authorized in the constitution or by any law made by congress.

    The basis for giving judges immunity actually goes back to English Law and the basis that judges enforced the King's Laws, and that the King was always right. It probably made sense in England because it was the King that made the laws and he gave the power to enforce them to his judges. The King could do no wrong.

    Unfortunately, the judges here seemed to skipped over the matter of the US having a revolution against England and its King, so that rationalization for giving judges and others immunity went the way of us being a colony. Everything in US laws referencing this kind of stuff was thrown out with the revolution.

    But this is just another inconvenient truth they use to cover up.

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  41. Interesting turn of events.

    Preet Bharara seems to be holding Cuomo accountable for one of his publicity stunts.


    "U.S. Attorney Says He Will Take Up Work of Corruption Panel Cuomo Disbanded" (today's NYTs)

    Maybe he needs to be clued into the connection between the politicians and the corruption that they facilitate with the courts.

    There is more to hide beside the backdoor deals that the politicians engage in.

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  42. I don't know about Preet (US Atty SDNY) - REmember the opening at downtown Pace although the "Commission" wouldn't let us in the "Public Hearing" notwithstanding the fact that we had duly "Registered" I did see and read media accounts of Preet speaking. What good did it do? What is Preet going to do, wrap of the Commission Hearings in a nice package to give Andrew cover so this doesn't distrub his Presidential desires? THis whole process is one BIG INCEST BAND OF LAWYERS AGAINST THE CITIZENS! They have repeatedly violated OUR TRUST so how can you TRUST anyone of them????????

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  43. The Southern District of NY is extremely political that is the only reason this may happen. Don't look for anything to come out (some low level minion maybe) it is part of the coverup.

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  44. A former Suffolk Co. Judge wrote a book that tells the truth about corruption in the Courts involving DA's, lawyers et al. and they got rid of him for telling the truth.

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  45. When are the feds coming? Do they care? Or are they too busy worrying about their pensions?

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  46. Feds are never coming it would expose too much corruption in their own office.

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  47. @Kris Sergentakis: your comments here prove unequivocally that you lie and have been lying about knowledge of cases. Please stop gumming up this blog.

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  48. do we have an agent provocateur 4-16 @ 1:00PM?

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  49. Another LLS lowlife use your name coward.

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  52. when is this blog going to post something current??? How about maybe a Judge or two going to Jail?

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  53. This is current:

    Bronx father angry that judge received no punishment after conflict of interest complaint
    Father-of-three Keith Williams says Judge La Tia Martin should have been punished for making a ruling in his divorce case, in which his ex-wife was represented by the judge’s husband.

    And, doesn't this sound familiar:

    "Keith Williams says he was stunned to receive a cryptic letter from the New York Commission on Judicial Conduct last week, thanking him for his concern about the judge and informing him that no further action was deemed necessary."

    And their reasoning:

    "The court’s administrative judge, Douglas McKeon, chalked up the alleged conflict to an oversight..."


    How do you even react to this?

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  54. More cover up and BS from Rob T! This is a part of the Judges Protection Racket! La Tia Martin is corrupt and people know it but she and her crew are protected. Wonder who she is involved with? The next thing we'll see is that she will be nominated to the Supreme Court in Wash DC!

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  55. This witch La Tia Martin has caused a great many people major problems. Her and her husband are scaming everyone they can. Who is their godfather

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  56. La Tia Martin is the go to fixer in the divorce racket Her husband and her have done very well, they are still counting the money

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  57. Isn't "the Judicial Ethics Commission" an oxymoron?

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  58. If Jack Newfield was around and with the Village Voice La Tia Martin would be number one on his yearly list of the 10 worst Judges!

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  59. The Gov wants CORRUPTION because it's good for (his) business

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  60. Today's NYPost has an story calling for an ethics probe of Cuomo with regard to the Moreland Com that Cuomo put together in July 2013. It has been reported that Cuomo has 'interfered' with the Com. Cuomo wants to shut the Com. down. Why? Have they found something that bothers Cuomo? Is that why he wants the Com. to disappear? CORRUPTION is Cuomo's middle name.

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  61. today's papers talk about the US Atty for the SD going after corruption in Albany Go get them tiger!

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  62. This guy Preet Bharara has great PR but what happens, what are the results? Talk is cheap

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  63. Yeah, for starters why has Bharara never gone after even one of the Wall $treet Banksters? So what's the story? He and the DOJ have given these people a free pass. Who is getting paid off here? I don't trust anyone of these slugs.

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  64. The wealthy companies and individuals will get a "pass" on prosecution like they always do.

    "Deferred Prosecution" the DOJ caved into money and influence. Don't expect anything new here it will just fade away as always.

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  65. Maybe there is hope! Now Hear This - Eric Holder now says that there is NO COMPANY TOO BIG TO JAIL! Including but not limited to BANKS! Is this not a sea change?

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  66. More low hanging fruit.

    Ruben Wills, Queens city councilman, busted as part of a corruption investigation: source
    Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office charged both the politician and his relative Jelani Mills. Although the charges are unspecified, they are likely tied to a 2012 probe into a $33,000 state grant that went unaccounted for after it was given to New York 4 Life, a non-profit tied to Wills.


    Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/ruben-wills-queens-city-councilman-busted-source-article-1.1782633#ixzz312RngyaI


    And, another ridiculous story:

    And while he's at it, why doesn't the make some more rules to actually do their jobs.


    Taking aim at debt vultures
    N.Y.'s chief judge fights the good fight
    NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Wednesday, May 7, 2014, 4:30 AM

    Here's an understatement:

    "But Lippman is only doing what should have been done long ago — making sure, as best he can, that courts give average New Yorkers a fair shake."


    Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/aim-debt-vultures-article-1.1782110#ixzz312SG0eiX

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  67. So Judge Lippman assents to the truth that the Courts including Judges et al. have been screwing and ripping off the 'average New York' in what is called 'Pattern and Practice' - What criminal charges has Judge Lippman filed regarding these violations? Has he notified Federal people regarding these matters?

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  68. Bend over and grab your ankles if you think anything will ever change without bloodshed. This corrupt Judiciary will never give up the money.
    When you go to Court make sure you bring some lube for your own ass because these scumbags are going to rape you anally unless you have the bribe money to pay them off.

    The corruption has taken over so completely that without an armed revolt nothing will change.

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  69. Who knew most Judges were “gay”?

    Unless you can afford the bribe money you will get a big one in your ass with no lube.

    Most poor suckers get screwed because they can't afford Justice.

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  70. Judicial corruption and oversight must be on the mind of Gov Cuomo for him to close down his Moreland Crime Commission - what's up Gov?

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