2014 James Madison Lecture: Hon. Anthony J. Scirica
Judge Anthony J. Scirica of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit presented the James Madison Lecture on "Judicial Independence and Accoun...
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The Money Laundering Behind Chronic Judicial Corruption
Africans Have Never Built a Major Enduring City in 3,000 Years 480 X 640
Pastor Manning (black) describes how black people have never built a city in all of Africa, due to low IQ, or Laziness. Though incorrect in saying white men...
Federal Judges Caught Fixing Cases and a Path of Corruption to SCOTUS
Defense Attorney Says Judges Knowingly Create Foreclosures in Family Court
Africans Have Never Built a Major Enduring City in 3,000 Years 480 X 640
Pastor Manning (black) describes how black people have never built a city in all of Africa, due to low IQ, or Laziness. Though incorrect in saying white men...
Clintongate versus Porngate: A Tale of Two Email Scandals That Just Doesn’t Add Up
Africans Have Never Built a Major Enduring City in 3,000 Years 480 X 640
Pastor Manning (black) describes how black people have never built a city in all of Africa, due to low IQ, or Laziness. Though incorrect in saying white men...
Montgomery Co. Judge Richard Haaz Fails to Disclose Conflict on Panel Against AG Kane
Africans Have Never Built a Major Enduring City in 3,000 Years 480 X 640
Pastor Manning (black) describes how black people have never built a city in all of Africa, due to low IQ, or Laziness. Though incorrect in saying white men had not set foot in Africa until the 1400s, the point he is trying to make, is valid.
America Wakes Up To Find Its Judicial Branch Infiltrated By Organized Crime
Africans Have Never Built a Major Enduring City in 3,000 Years 480 X 640
Pastor Manning (black) describes how black people have never built a city in all of Africa, due to low IQ, or Laziness. Though incorrect in saying white men...
Class Action Scams
Yale Law Study Shows Judicial Corruption Is A Major U.S. Problem
Experts on Judicial Misconduct-Written 20 Years Ago But Still Unresolved
Judicial Misconduct and Discipline
Mr. Chairman, distinguished members of the subcommittee: My name is Roger Pilon. I am a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and the director of Cato's Center for Constitutional Studies. I want to thank Chairman Hyde of the committee and Chairman Coble of the subcommittee for their invitations to me to testify on the important issue of "Judicial Misconduct and Discipline."