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It's not everyday that Judges get reprimanded for poor behavior, but today I was pleased to see at least one judge being held accountable for his outlandish behavior. A Judgeship is something that must be held by only those with the highest integrity and values, and for this Judge... he has a lot to learn about "abuse of power" and "abuse of authority."

He pleaded guilty in December 2007 in Superior Court in Morristown to driving while intoxicated and to threatening a public servant. Korpita admitted he flashed his municipal judge identification and mentioned several times he was a municipal court judge.

"I'm a judge. I'm okay, bro. I'm okay," he said, according to the arrest report. Korpita failed five sobriety tests and had a blood-alcohol reading of 0.22, nearly three times the legal limit of 0.08.

When the officers refused to back off the arrest, Korpita threatened to take action against them if they appeared in one of his courts, Korpita admitted. Officers routinely appear in municipal courts to help prosecute tickets and complaints they sign against people. (NJ.COM; N.J. Supreme Court Suspends Law License for Former Morris Municipal Judge; Jim Lockwood; Star Ledger; Feb. 20, 2009; Orig.)

Although George Korpita, a former Morris County Municipal Judge, may never hold a public office again, he does have a chance to remain employed as an attorney after his suspension is up. However, he does have pending charges in at least one other courtroom for driving while intoxicated. For now, suffice it to say, at least one less questionable character can be a judge in America today.

I have been following a case recently with regard to Judge Tracey A. Yokich and she has been making the occasional flippant statement of what she believes a father's role should be in their children's lives. I certainly disagree with her and put my disagreement in writing to her. Here is what I have to say to the Honorable Tracey A. Yokich and I look forward to her response in the near future and maybe you might want to discuss the issue with her too. We have to ensure that there is equality in our family courts and that judges an see past their financial incentives for what is truly best for children.

Judge Tracey A. Yokich sits on the Family Court in Macomb County, Michigan.

The entire letter is available for review and circulation by clicking this link.

Letter to Hon. Judge Tracey A. Yokich

Who is Keeping Score... Well, since Kent County Circuit Court Officials and the Kent County Friend of the Court recently become aware of my involvement in designing the cute website for Sally B., a Grandmother who is not being allowed to raise or see her own grandchild because Judge Kathleen Feeney, determined it is best to give a child to a non-relative... the result, more state funding for Michigan from the Federal Government as a result of a successful adoption to a non-relative as well as temporary placement with a non-relative.

Friday was busy for a few employees at the Kent County building. I filed a grievance or two against Kent County in the past for browsing the web on the taxpayer dime, and they actually said I "couldn't possibly determine who and for how long" the court employees were wasting time on government owned computers.

Some of the other judges can expect websites up in the next couple of weeks. I am finding they [the robed demigods] have each aggravated a ton of people. I have names and addresses totaling in the thousands regarding rulings of Kent County Judges for any lawyer that wants to step up and run against a few of these judges in Kent County.

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Get Your Justice Live Episode 53: Special Edition: Elder Abuse/ Judge Martha Anderson

Judicial Watch: Attorney David Carl Anderson Had License to Practice Law Previously Suspended.

Oakland County Judicial Candidate Has Had At Least One Prior Run In With State Bar Association.

By Lary Holland
Family Court Reports: http://www.laryholland.com/serendipity
(1/15/2008)

Oakland County, MI. A previously sanctioned Attorney, David Carl Anderson, recently filed candidacy papers through the State of Michigan’s Bureau of Elections. The candidacy papers announced his Judicial Candidacy as well as provided notice of the formation of a Committee to Elect. Attorney David Carl Anderson is also the current spouse of a sitting Oakland County Circuit Judge, Hon. Martha Anderson, at the time of this writing. According to the documents filed by his law office, David Carl Anderson is seeking to run for the judicial “vacancies created by the retirement of Judge Steven N. Andrews and Judge Fred Mester.”

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