Pauper v. Probate: Abolishing Judicial Immunity

Pauper v. Probate: Abolishing Judicial Immunity


by Danny Tate

Judge Randy Kennedy-Probate Court

In the First Civil Court of Public Opinion

Pauper v. Probate (The Biggest Business in the World)

Pauper Case No: PD1- (Public Domain)

v. Nov. 9, 2011

Probate

Judge “We, the People”, presiding

Abolishing

Judicial Immunity

At the end of my presentation during Tuesday's "Public Hearing for Judiciary and Government" , November 15, 2011, I was asked by Senator Bo Watson, Chair, if I had any suggestions or alternatives to put forth. I did and was prepared to present, then Senator Watson told me to email in my suggestions.

Today, I did just that, to Senator Watson and Rep. Mike Turner, who seemed the most impassioned about commanding the judiciary to Shape Up or Ship Out. I included it as an attachment to my email, but this was the body of an email I sent yesterday to Senator Mae Beavers.

Abolishing Judicial Immunity

I realize that abolishing judicial immunity opens up an entire new "can of worms", but this must be accomplished.

(I am busy "holding the wolves at bay" in all the various suits, etc. I face as a result of my ill-founded and illegal conservatorship-What Is a Conservatorship?)

When I have more time to consider this topic, I will present to you how we can effectively abolish judicial immunity and control the "tsunami" of law suits that would tend to follow.

Abolishing judicial immunity would have an immediate and definitive impact on judicial conduct, and do more for correcting the now-listing ship of our judiciary than any new form of "COJ" [Court of the Judiciary] could accomplish, though I do believe I've offered a substantial proposal of composition for a new governing body that represents Constitutional intent, and we would still need a judicial governing "watch dog" body.

I believe abolishing judicial immunity is consistent with the founding father's intent [TN Constitution Judicial Election and Selection], and would ultimately stream-line government as well as bring immediate correction, governed by conscience as opposed to rule.

[I included an attachment for my unique proposal of composition for a new judicial governing body. I had originally offered up the same composition as Arkansas [3 judges, 3 attorneys, 3 civilians], but after going over all the states various compositions, realized that "we, the people", were typically left out of the equation. In consideration of our US and TN Constitutions, "we, the people" are the power, with our public servants acting according to our wishes or demands, so we should hold the majority vote. This proposal was also, originally, the body of an email cc'd to Senator Mae Beavers]

Proposed Composition: Commission for Judicial Accountability


Danny Tate
November 17, 2011 at 7:32 pm

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