Showing posts with label SELF-HELP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SELF-HELP. Show all posts

24 March 2022

Identify Judge Misconduct Using the California Judicial Conduct Handbook: News You Can Use

CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS YOU CAN USE: When the California Commission on Judicial Performance (CJP) investigates a judge accused of misconduct, this is one of the resources they use. 

If you believe you are a victim of judge misconduct, before you make a complaint to the CJP use the California Judicial Conduct Handbook to identify what the misconduct is called and the terminology used to describe it. This will significantly increase the odds that your CJP complaint will succeed.  


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16 March 2022

Get to Know the California State Bar Rules of Professional Conduct: Rule 3.4 Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel: News You Can Use

CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS YOU CAN USE: Having trouble with an ethically-challenged attorney? The State Bar of California may be able to help

The bar updated the California Rules of Professional Conduct in 2018. Pro per litigants should know the rules and hold opposing attorneys - who often violate the rules - accountable. If an attorney violates the rules, tell the judge on the case, and the presiding judge of the superior court. 

Under the Code of Judicial Ethics, judges must take "appropriate corrective action" when they become aware of lawyer misconduct. This judicial duty is not optional, or "discretionary." It is mandatory.  

If the judge on the case, or the presiding judge fails or refuses to take appropriate corrective action, make a complaint against the judge to the state Commission on Judicial Performance. 



Read our Special Report: Sacramento County Family Court Operates as RICO Racketeering Enterprise, Charge Whistleblowers.

13 March 2022

Identifying and Understanding Judge Misconduct Using the California Judicial Conduct Handbook: News You Can Use

CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS YOU CAN USE: If you are a victim of judge misconduct, consumer protection experts recommend you read the California Judicial Conduct Handbook before you make a complaint to the state Commission on Judicial Performance. 

 

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Our investigation includes court file review, public records requests and interviews. This is the book all judges are given when elevated to the bench. The exception being private judges who are merely attorneys with the power and immunity of a public court judge only private judges are privately paid.

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Read our Special Report: Sacramento County Family Court Operates as RICO Racketeering Enterprise, Charge Whistleblowers.

11 March 2022

Sacramento County Judges, Lawyers and Court Employees with Antisocial Personality Disorder: News You Can Use

CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS YOU CAN USE: Do Sacramento County judges, lawyers and court employees exhibit the clinical symptoms of antisocial personality disorder? Many family court litigants allege they do.

From: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition DSM-5, Cluster B Personality Disorders: Antisocial Personality Disorder. Individuals with this disorder are sometimes called psychopaths or sociopaths. File includes California Civil Jury Instruction 4001 "Mental Disorder" Explained, and Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy excerpts on Antisocial Personality Disorder and psychopaths, sociopaths distinguished.


 
Read our Special Report: Sacramento County Family Court Operates as RICO Racketeering Enterprise, Charge Whistleblowers.

05 October 2021

Law Library: Identifying Attorney Misconduct and Making a State Bar Complaint - Understanding Moral Turpitude

CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS YOU CAN USE: Sacramento family court litigants report that many divorce and family law lawyers routinely commit misconduct. To make a State Bar complaint against a lawyer, you need to know the law and terminology to use. A critical attorney misconduct law to understand is Business and Professions Code § 6106. This 21-page primer about moral turpitude may help: 

 
Read our Special Report: Sacramento County Family Court Operates as RICO Racketeering Enterprise, Charge Whistleblowers.

23 June 2013

Divorce Lawyers at Sacramento County Bar Association Family Law Section Reap Consequences in New Law - RoadDog Sunday Funnies

Judge Pro Tem Divorce Attorneys at SCBA Family Law Section Beneficiaries of New Self-Help Legislation


Sunday Satire by RoadDog

Judge Robert Hight – Judge Bunmi Awoniyi – Judge Steven Gevercer – Judge Tami Bogert – Judge James Mize – Vance Raye - Victoria Henley CJP - Judge Thadd Blizzard -Justice George Nicholson - Justice Ronald B. Robie - Justice Louis Mauro - Justice Harry E. Hull Jr. - Justice Vance W. Raye - 3rd District Court of Appeal - Sacramento County Superior Court - Court of Appeal for the 3rd District - Family Court Sacramento -United States District Court Eastern District of California – Sacramento Federal Court – United States Courts - Judge William Shubb - Judge Edmund Brennan - Judge Garland Burrell Jr - Judge Carolyn Delaney - Judge Morrison England Jr - Judge Gregory Hollows - Judge John Mendez - Judge Kendall Newman - Judge Troy Nunley - Judge Allison Claire - Judge Dale Drozd - Judge Lawrence Karlton - Judge Kimberly Mueller – Office of the United States Attorneys Benjamin B. Wagner Eastern District of California, Judge Kevin R. Culhane – Hon. Kevin R Culhane – Judge Kevin Culhane -
Newly enacted Family Code § 3050 authorizes self-help remedies in Sacramento Family Court 
cases meeting a specific criteria.
The California Legislature last week authorized a unique, jurisdiction-specific set of self-help remedies in family court cases which meet a designated criteria. To meet the criteria, a family court case must originate in the State Capitol jurisdiction of Sacramento County

In addition, the parties to the case must consist of an unrepresented, indigent or financially disadvantaged litigant against an opposing party represented by a member of the Sacramento County Bar Association Family Law Section who also serves as a judge pro tem in the same court, or works at a law firm with a judge pro tem. The criteria also requires issuance of a "no contact" child custody order prohibiting the unrepresented litigant from all contact with the child or children of the parties.

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