This post has a youtube video to compliment.
This is an Open Letter to the Judicial Standards Commission
of North Carolina
The constitutional crisis is encapsulated in this;
You file a complaint against a judge;
And, in the first instance, you submit over 300 pages of
documents along with it.
All at a price.
What price?
The price is the cost of printing the material.
The price of mailing the material.
The price is the calls to the judicial standards commission.
The price is finding internet access somewhere.
How to get rid of the price?
Have a 800 number for complainants.
Have terminals available somewhere to file complaints.
Put out the information of availability everywhere.
Allow for the free copying of material to go along with a
complaint.
The constitutional crisis is this.
It does not matter if you submit “evidence” with a
complaint, because it will not be reviewed,
Considered; but it will be discarded.
Simple evidentiary rules I would think come into play.
What? If you submit
any documents, you do not know of origin, etc; as in discovery, as in rules of
evidence. So, I would think, all
documents would be discarded because of the lack of foundation.
So, what do you have left.
What you have left is the word of a consumer, against a judge, in a
commission comprised mostly of judges and lawyers.
No trial, no discovery, no hearing, no justice; due process
denial.
The first complaint was submitted with evidence. No proper hearing.
Just mind you anyway, would you go into a hearing where 2/3
of the members are judges and lawyers.
Is that fair, IS IT IMPARTIAL. Hell No.
It is further DUE PROCESS AND CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATION. IT IS NORTH CAROLINA.
5 judges; 5 lawyers; and then just five members of the
public. Do the math. That is not impartial.
Why, lawyers tend to have a loyalty to judges? They all “eat at the same table”.
All voting and decisions will be and are skewed. It is by design of the very commission to
review judges. “Rigged” game, that is
why all court rooms in North Carolina are mini government wherein the King, the
Judge, does whatever the hell they want.
Last complaint filed was filed just to see, will they call
for a hearing. Answer is NO.
Main point is this, the complaint is and was filed to show
one thing, more than one complaint filed with the same due process denial.
The injustice is obvious.
The injustice is by design. But
Yet and Still the Judicial Standard Commission is the Vanguard of Justice. It cannot be.
It is the solidification and codification of injustice. A puppet court if you will. It is institutional discrimination in North
Carolina.
The complaint process should and must include a hearing to
be fair and impartial. The current
design is a CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS.
THIS IS THE OPEN LETTER TO THE JUDICIAL STANDARDS
COMMISSION.
This is an open letter that may be found on youtube and a
general google search and on reyoadvocacy.org
Key search terms are "Reinaldo Olavarria North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission".
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