JUDGE ROY MOORE NEEDS OUR HELP!

World Net Daily ^ | November 3, 2003 | Diana Lynne

[AnimalLover]

Justices won't hear 10 Commandments appeals

Moore faces trial next week on violation of judicial-ethics charges

The Supreme Court won't be deciding the outcome of the pitched battle over suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore's Ten Commandments monument.

Justices refused today to hear appeals seeking to put the 5,300-pound granite cube back on display inside Alabama's state capitol. WorldNetDaily reported the controversial monument nicknamed "Roy's Rock" was removed Aug. 28 from the rotunda of the Judicial Building in Montgomery after Moore was suspended by the Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission for refusing to comply with a federal judge's ordered removal. He is slated to be tried on judicial-ethics violations Nov. 12 before the Alabama Court of the Judiciary

[AnimalLover]

It's time to help Judge Moore! Diana Lynne supplied the following but no E-Mail addresses are shown.

Court of the Judiciary

http://www.judicial.state.al.us/judiciary_members.cfm

If anyone can find E-Mail addresses, please advise.

[Labyrinthos]

He doesn't need my help. The guy is unfit for the bench.

[marron]

Moore was involved in civil disobedience, and will have to face the music. I would like to see him come out unscathed, but whatever the law says, is what the law says.

Then, however it comes out, he should run for Congress. Or Senate. Judges rule on the law. Congress makes the laws. That is where he needs to be. I would vote for him if I could, and I'll bet more than half of Alabama would vote for him also.

[TexasGunLover]

You're exactly right. I support him, but the law is the law. If we don't respect the law, we're just DIMRATS.

[jimt]

He doesn't need my help. The guy is unfit for the bench.

"It's a little confusing when they open their court with 'May God save the United States' inside their court and then say you can't acknowledge God. It does confuse one," Moore said in a live television interview on Fox News Channel.

Like any huckster, Moore is very familiar with bait-and-switch. He's extremely unfit for the bench.

[Poohbah]

Agreed.

Consequence-free "civil disobedience" is not a valid concept.

[Labyrinthos]

Like any huckster, Moore is very familiar with bait-and-switch. He's extremely unfit for the bench.

And his inability to distinguish the two situations demonstrates his incompetence.

[TheOtherOne]

nicknamed "Roy's Rock"

Pretty fitting, since this is all about Roy Moore and nothing to do with the Consitution or an individuals right to worship. This about one man's ego - he must love the name Roy's Rock.

[EternalVigilance]

LIFE and LIBERTY ping!

[Scenic Sounds]

A civil disobedience bump for the Judge!

[EternalVigilance]

Cite the law that Judge Moore broke.

Cite the law that the federal judge based the order to remove the monument on.

You can't do it, because it doesn't exist, and in fact cannot exist because of the simple wording of the First Amendment to the Constitution.

[The Mayor]

http://www.judicial.state.al.us/judiciary_members.cfm link

[Gelato]

Consequence-free "civil disobedience" is not a valid concept.

... said King George to the tea-partyers...

[Agitate]

bttt

[The Mayor]

Bump!

[Poohbah]

... said King George to the tea-partyers...

Kindly reread Letter from a Birmingham Jail.

BTW, the tea-partiers knew the consequences of getting caught, which is why they expended so much energy on NOT getting caught. They would not have thrown a hissy-fit about it not being "fair" that they were getting punished. In short, they had a LOT more scrotal fortitude than folks like Roy Moore.

[EternalVigilance]

The decision of the federal judge was a lawless one.

[Poohbah]

The decision of the federal judge was a lawless one.

Sorry, but stare decisis says you're wrong.

[EternalVigilance]

Name the law the decision was based on.

[JesseHousman]

He doesn't need my help.

Why would he want it? I believe Judge Moore is a man.