91 heads.
Here’s an example of a Judicial mistake. http://hotair.com/archives/2010/12/20/chris-christie-commutes-gun-sentence-of-brian-aitken/
The Judge has retired, full pension. An esteemed and celebrated man in his community.
Judges be ashamed for once!
91 heads.
Here’s an example of a Judicial mistake. http://hotair.com/archives/2010/12/20/chris-christie-commutes-gun-sentence-of-brian-aitken/
The Judge has retired, full pension. An esteemed and celebrated man in his community.
Judges be ashamed for once!
If I were to give the same test question to primary school students all across the nation: “what does two plus two equal?” I don’t think it would be beyond the realm of possiblility that I would get 91 or 100 answers that were all the same: “two plus two equals four.”
Judicial rulings are more like arithmetic questions and answers than they are like flips of a coin and just because one judge makes a judicial error doesn’t mean that ALL judges make judicial errors.
There are Obama eligibility lawsuits that have been heard by an original trial court, a state level court of appeals, a state Supreme Court, a US District Court, a US Court of Appeals and a conference at the Supreme Court of the United States.