All posts tagged "Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts"
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1.2KAppellate CircuitThe Best Work by Congress So Far in 2021: The STOCK Act (for Judges)
It's a start. The STOCK act is a sign of progress and that is worthy of a hat tip, but there's still...
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1.7KAppellate JudgesCorrupt Federal Judges are Now Handing Cases to Judicial Colleagues to Affirm
After LIT exposed the failure of corrupt federal judges to disclose their financial conflicts and recuse from cases, WSJ took up the...
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791Appellate CircuitThe Many Lyin’ Federal Judges Who Failed to Recuse Despite Conflicts Finally Being Questioned by Congress (2021)
LIT's had this data for years but thanks to the much larger media outlets like Reuters and Wall Street Journal who have...
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1.0KAccelerationWhy Pay for Lifetime Federal Judge’s ‘Protection’ When They Are Lyin’, Cheatin’ and Stealin’ from Citizens?
Judiciary leaders are expressing deep concern that Congress has failed to provide funding to protect federal judges. LIT says don't fund 'em.
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935AccelerationThe Senate Judiciary Committee Confirms It Is an Integral Part of the Lyin’ Judiciary
Remember their names; Senators Bob Menendez and Cory Booker, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, Feinstein, Graham and Kennedy
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951Appellate CircuitLawyers Are Trained Liars, All the Way Up to Chief Justice John Roberts Says Retired Judge
Lawyer legal training and practice blur the line between truth and falsity. As a judge or justice they will find it hard...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesWhy Should We Pay for Federal Judges Enhanced Security and Stacking the Courts with More Corrupt Outlaws in Robes?
The federal judiciary seeks $8.1 Billion dollars for the 2022 fiscal year, an increased request of funds at just under 5% over...
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1.0KAppellate CircuitLIT Opposes The Federal Judiciary Request for $8 Billion Funding and Here’s Why Congress Should Too
The Federal Judiciary has asked Congress for $8.12 billion to fund judicial branch operations for fiscal year 2022. This should be rejected.
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1.5KAppellate CircuitD.C. Dismissed One Hundred Percent – 478 Judicial Complaints – over an 11 Year Period
In the 11-year period that ended Nov. 30, 2017, the District of Columbia Circuit had received 478 complaints of judicial misconduct, 100%...
