Florida Probate & Trust Litigation Blog for 09/11/2014

Post(s) from Florida Probate & Trust Litigation Blog for 09/11/2014 Inbox x kenneth ditkowsky 10:23 AM (59 minutes ago) Freud pointed out that sometimes the slips of the tongue reveal the true feelings of the speaker. Indeed, there are judges who have their power go to their heads and in the corrupt world of the probate court guardianship altogether too often does a judge who has life and death power over a guardian (and his/her ward) lets that power go to his/her head. The incident involving Gloria Sykes of September 4, 2014 is indicative of such an occurrence. No it does not rise to the infamy of Judge Stuart chaining Sykes to a chair and *****. Judges are referees! They are not endowed with any special privilege or jurisdiction! However, the ability to create a non-level playing field does indeed create a serious problem. Operation Greylord in Illinois demonstrated exactly this situation! When Judge Connor's evidence deposition was taken she revealed exactly why there is so little respect for the 2nd oldest profession. The reaction of the legal profession to Jerome Larkin (administrator of the Illinois Attorney Registration and Distortion Commission f/k/a Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission) assault on the First Amendment certainly has not covered the legal profession with glory! The public wants to know how a two bit Administrator of a lawyer regulatory commission can get away with an open and notorious assault on the Bill of Rights (and a cover-up) of numerous felonies). I've forwarded the blog to a person associated with the Florida Bar. The Florida victims of Elder cleansing want to know how this judge is still sitting and hearing these cases. He is not God! He however is a public servant with the express obligation and duty to protect the Constitutional rights of even the disabled who are placed in his charge and most importantly he must make absolutely certain that the disabled person is not denied a reasonable accommodation for his/her disability. Being ravaged, raped, deprived of liberty and savings is not a reasonable accommodation. As Mr. Lahrman has pointed out - the denial to the elderly and disabled is an unacceptable discrimination that must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law by the United States Attorney! In case anyone has forgotten - every America citizen including those whose skin is a deep hue, those whose skin is wrinkled et al are entitled to Equal protection of the law. Ken Ditkowsky http://www.ditkowskylawoffice.com/