In Taitz v Sebelius I will have to proceed in Los Angeles with Judge Gee, Judge Kronstadt refused the request to move the case to the southern division to a different judge
Posted on | August 13, 2012 | 3 Comments
Taitz v Sebelius Order from Judge Kronstadt
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August 13th, 2012 @ 1:15 pm
Doesn’t Judge Kronstadt know what CONSTITUTES “CONFLICT OF INTEREST”
If He doesn’t, why is he SITTING where he IS?
Doesn’t Judge Kronstadt have a SUPERIOR who can step in and CORRECT THIS VERY UNCONSTITUTIONAL RULING!
Should we call this INJUSTICE, NO JUSTICE, or DISHONEST JUSTICE.
Why has this Los Angeles District Court refused to transfer this Hearing to the Santa Ana Branch. Santa Ana would be a much better location for most of the Participates involved if this matter is ever allow to have a HEARING or TRIAL.
Isn’t SANTA ANA where it should be heard in the FIRST PLACE?
Why all this JUDICIAL WORMING AROUND, why don’t they just examine all Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq. Solid, Bonafied, Unrefuted Evidence that she has on filed in their Court, and then Listen to all of her Expert Witnesses.
Why are they, the Courts, terrified to even take a GLANCE at what she has?
Do they prefer to keep themselves in a POSITION so they can say “Oh, I didn’t Know”, if things all start falling into place.
August 13th, 2012 @ 1:39 pm
Why did judge say your case has “vague claims”? Doesn’t he understand what evidence is?
August 13th, 2012 @ 2:30 pm
From my experiences of many years and many governmental interactions I have come to believe that there are very few stalwarts of justice and the Constitution sitting as our judges . Many if not most are political hacks grubbing for good pay and retirement benefits. They have book learning that doesn’t necessarily develop into the common person’s sense of decency and morality.