The Downfall Of the Judiciary

Or at least the collapse of any respect they once had. American Thinker brings us Judge Not

As the prior outrageous injunctions by a number of (judge-shopped) District Courts make their way up the judicial ladder, even more of them were issued this week. I think everything the President has done is the object of at least one District Court injunction. In the meantime, corruption of the judiciary has become so overt that two judges were placed under arrest this week.

Some of the more egregious issues are mentioned. And then there's this.

Two judges were arrested this week, and media reports largely downplayed the extent of their crimes. One, Juan Cano in New Mexico, was arrested for harboring a Tren de Aragua member in his home and obstructing justice by destroying evidence against the alien.

Destroying evidence of a federal crime, federal GUN crime, would seem to be beyond the pale. But liberals, including judges, are no longer interested in the rule of law. They really haven't been in a very long time.

Hat tip to Stately McDaniel Manor: Dying On A Judicial Resistance Hill. Judge Cano was harboring some illegal gang members.

When ICE arrested several of them, Cano resigned his position, and last week his wife and he were arrested for harboring those gang bangers. AT contributor Clarice Feldman provides additional information the lamestream media is largely avoiding about the probable cause for that arrest:

That probable cause was providing guns to prohibited persons. That's right, giving guns to gang members.

During his FBI interview, former judge Cano — after being Mirandized — straight-up confessed that he’d found Ortega’s missing cellphone, smashed it with a hammer, and threw it in a city dumpster. Cano explained he did it because he knew it had pictures and videos of Ortega with guns — which were direct evidence of federal gun crimes and gang activity. [Ref. the article linked at the top]

The post at Stately McDaniel Manor has a great number of links to other bits on this general topic. Click thru.