Judicial Misconduct Allegations Guide

Summary

Judicial misconduct, such as falsifying court orders, is a serious violation of ethics and law. If you suspect misconduct, document all evidence and consider filing a complaint with the appropriate judicial board. They may investigate and take disciplinary actions if necessary. Consulting with a local attorney can provide guidance on how to proceed and ensure your concerns are properly addressed.

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So I have questions about a Chicago, IL child. support judges actions Such as What would be considered as falsifying order? and entering them into the file?
Hi there! To understand your situation better, could you share more details about the actions of the judge that you believe might be considered as falsifying an order?
I filed three motions and. presented them to the Judge Via Zoom on April * *. Where the just judge stated that my arguments are wrong? after the hearing, I emailed the court request. ing the court order I never received one on April * I filed a motion for emergency change of hearing date. and send it to the court via email. on April * I received a court order dated. April *. * which did not mention neither one of the motions that were actually presented to the judge on that day. It listed the most I filed on the 16th via email. I asked them to correct it and I was ignored.
It sounds like you are dealing with a complex situation regarding court orders. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Verify Records: Ensure all your motions and correspondences are documented.
- Clarify with Court Clerk: Reach out to the court clerk for clarification on the discrepancies.
- File a Motion: If necessary, file a motion to amend or correct the court order.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consulting with a local attorney might be beneficial.
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I did ask the court to correct it And I said I was completely ignored.
It sounds frustrating to be ignored by the court. Since you've already requested a correction and received no response, it might be time to escalate the issue.
- File a Motion to Reconsider: This motion asks the judge to review and amend the order.
- Seek Legal Advice: An attorney can assist in ensuring your motions are properly addressed.
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I'm asking you, is a judge supposed to be doing that? She is deliberately falsifying court orders and entering them into the file.
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It sounds like you have a serious concern regarding potential judicial misconduct. A judge should not falsify or misrepresent court orders. If you believe this is happening, it may be considered a serious violation of judicial conduct.
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I witnessed it. and court order that I received directly from the judge via email.
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Why would a judge do that?
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It sounds like you are dealing with a serious issue of potential judicial misconduct. Judges are expected to uphold the law and maintain integrity in their rulings. If a judge is falsifying court orders, it is a serious violation of judicial ethics and law.
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I'm just curious to why she would. do that And then she refused and denied my two motions for retroactive and she falsified in the state statements in the orders as arrears now are. arrears are only to be applied if the respondent was already ordered formal child support, but he wasn't She's deliberately falsifying that information in the court orders.
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It seems like you have a serious issue with potential judicial misconduct that might require legal assistance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, can you provide a bit more information about the issue?
Why do you continue Why do you continue to say potential the? is direct misconduct
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It sounds like you have a strong case regarding judicial misconduct. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
So now, if I provide all of this evidence. to the complaint board what do you think? the reaction would be because the evidence is clear.
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It seems like you have a strong case regarding judicial misconduct. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, what is your phone number?
No, I'm asking you what the reaction would be. to the direct evidence of what everything I stated.
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It sounds like you have a strong case of judicial misconduct. The complaint board typically takes such allegations seriously, especially if clear evidence is provided. They may launch an investigation into the judge's conduct, and if misconduct is found, the judge could face disciplinary actions, including removal from the bench.
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