J.A.I.L. News
Journal
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Los
Angeles,
California
May 13, 2022
Judges to Decide
Who Will Judge the Judges
Below is an article over the power
struggle on who should oversee the conduct of New Hampshire's state
judges, the judiciary, or the legislature. The legislature argues that the
current New Hampshire Judicial Conduct Commission is worthless, and the courts
are arguing that for the legislators to get involved in overseeing the judiciary
is a violation of the doctrine of separation of powers.
The court's argument on separation of powers is
misplaced indeed. The separation of powers doctrine is being misinterpreted by
the courts to mean that one branch of government should not interfere with the
operations of another branch. However, it is elementary that the
separations doctrine is precisely the very reason each of the branches
of government must be a check and balance upon one another. Our Founding
Fathers designed the Constitution so that the fullest of accountability
would be achieved by the separations doctrine in providing for each
branch to challenge and call to account the other two branches of
government.
The legislature calling the court's commission
worthless is well founded by the evidence of the past, and it the same results
is well established throughout all fifty states commissions. Ironically, it is
the judges who are being called upon to settle this argument between the courts
and the legislature.
J.A.I.L. proposes a solution to the problem by amending
all the fifty states' Constitutions. It is common sense that the
People must be the final and last resort of accountability of the judges.
This fits with the desired ends of a government of the People, by the People,
and for the People. It is clearly manifest that freedom and liberty does not
emanate from legislatures, as the saying goes, "No man's liberty,
property or freedom is safe so long as the legislature is in
session," and that is why we have a judicial
system with juries built in. However, it is also clear that the
judiciary cannot be trusted either, and must, of necessity, have a
body outside of themselves to which they are accountable. The
answer certainly is not found in Judicial Commissions because of political
influence and control. So, what is the answer? It is, and can only
be J.A.I.L. And until that happens our country will continue its plight
downhill while the People screech in horror at the direction our country is
going. - Ron Branson.
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