Have You Ever Wondered Why a Judge Rules The Way He Does?
ve you ever, whether proceeding in Propria Persona, or represented by an attorney, wondered why the Judge ruled the way he did. Many times, the ruling will be so obviously against what the law states, but the Judge ruled that way anyway?
Well, if you are in Georgia, and in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, you certainly have had bad rulings. Especially, if you were Propria Persona, or going against a bank. If you were both, forget it.
Now, I am not saying don’t file the suit. You must, you will not be able to live with yourself if you don’t. But once the judge is appointed to you, do a search on that judge. Find out all you can. If it is available, find the financial disclosures. Check over the investments really good.
For instance, let’s look at N. D. Ga. Judge Julie E. Carnes for the year 2009 Financial Disclosure Report, filed May 2010. It is a matter of public record. I got it from: http://www.judicialwatch.org/judge/
On page 4 of 11, it reads like the investment page we would all love to have (NOTE: I am only showing the Banking and/or Mortgage investments, there are many more that are not banking/mortgage related:
Regions Bank: Int rcvd: $5000-$15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
SunTrust: Int rcvd: $2501 - $5000; Amt inv: $250,000-$500,000; Cash
SunTrust Trustee: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Wachovia: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
ING: Int rcvd: $5000 - $15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000 Cash
Schwab 1 MM: Int rcvd: $5,000-$15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000 Cash
Countrywide: Int rcvd: $1,000-$2500; Amt. Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Redeemed
FirstBank: Int. rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
Prudential: Int. rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $500,000-$1,000,000; Cash
Ga Hous&Fin: Int. rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt. Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ga. H&F single: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Ga. H&F single, 2: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Silverton Bank: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Redeemed
Capital 1 Bank: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Cash
Schwab MM: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
AMCAP Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
WaMu Am Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Capital WBF: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Euro PGrowth: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Inv Co. Am: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
New Per Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
New Eco Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Value Line Grth: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
BestBank: Int rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Fed.Amer CLA: Int rcvd: N/A Sold $15,000-$50,000
Merrill Lynch Bk: Int rcvd: $1001-$2500; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Am Govt Sec: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
BB&T: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ph AZ Ser A: Int rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Penn St 1st: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Mn Mun Bd: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ohio St PJ: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
CMA Money Fd: Int rcvd: $1000/less; Amt Inv: $250,000-$500,000; Cash
US Trea Fd: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Those are lines 1-56; then there is what she purchased, most within the parameters of this one beginning on lines 57 – 96 (only 1 Inv per line):
Ga B&T: Int rcvd: $5000-$15,000; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
Int rcvd = Interest received;
Amt Inv = Amount of Investment at the time of filing;
Cash = they type of investment
The following, I did not take the time to break down, but I think I got my point across. Do you think this judge should ever sit on a case with any of the entities named? Be sure to do a thorough search on the judge you get Most of them have this many investments. Does your judge have a stake in the entity that you are suing?
Sterling Savings Bank HomeStreet Bank
FNB of the South Huntignton
Capmark Bank Sallie Mae Bank
Discover Bank United Commerce Bank
Discover Bank Citibank
US Treasury Note US Trsy Inflation Note
US Trsy Inflation Note US Trsy Inflation Note
Endowment Reg. Fund First Eagle Over seas
First Eagle Gold Ivy Global
Pimco Bond Fund Am New World
T Rowe Price Oppenheimer Market
Templeton Bond Blackrock Global Allocation
Eaton Vance Absolute Return Goldman Sachs Absolute Return
Blackrock GNMA Eaton Vance Strategic Fund
Lord Abbett Short Income Fund
Remember, I did not list all of them, she has investments in hospitals, healthcare, schools, utilities. You name it, and the judge you get may end up having an investment in that entity.
Well, if you are in Georgia, and in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, you certainly have had bad rulings. Especially, if you were Propria Persona, or going against a bank. If you were both, forget it.
Now, I am not saying don’t file the suit. You must, you will not be able to live with yourself if you don’t. But once the judge is appointed to you, do a search on that judge. Find out all you can. If it is available, find the financial disclosures. Check over the investments really good.
For instance, let’s look at N. D. Ga. Judge Julie E. Carnes for the year 2009 Financial Disclosure Report, filed May 2010. It is a matter of public record. I got it from: http://www.judicialwatch.org/judge/
On page 4 of 11, it reads like the investment page we would all love to have (NOTE: I am only showing the Banking and/or Mortgage investments, there are many more that are not banking/mortgage related:
Regions Bank: Int rcvd: $5000-$15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
SunTrust: Int rcvd: $2501 - $5000; Amt inv: $250,000-$500,000; Cash
SunTrust Trustee: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Wachovia: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
ING: Int rcvd: $5000 - $15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000 Cash
Schwab 1 MM: Int rcvd: $5,000-$15,000; Amt inv: $100,000-$250,000 Cash
Countrywide: Int rcvd: $1,000-$2500; Amt. Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Redeemed
FirstBank: Int. rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
Prudential: Int. rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $500,000-$1,000,000; Cash
Ga Hous&Fin: Int. rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt. Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ga. H&F single: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Ga. H&F single, 2: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Silverton Bank: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Redeemed
Capital 1 Bank: Int rcvd: $1000-$2500; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000 Cash
Schwab MM: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
AMCAP Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
WaMu Am Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Capital WBF: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Euro PGrowth: Int. rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Inv Co. Am: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
New Per Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
New Eco Fund: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000 or less; Cash
Value Line Grth: Int rcvd: $1000/ less; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
BestBank: Int rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Fed.Amer CLA: Int rcvd: N/A Sold $15,000-$50,000
Merrill Lynch Bk: Int rcvd: $1001-$2500; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Am Govt Sec: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
BB&T: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ph AZ Ser A: Int rcvd: $2501-$5000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Penn St 1st: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Mn Mun Bd: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
Ohio St PJ: Int rcvd: $5000-$10,000; Amt Inv: $100,000-$250,000; Cash
CMA Money Fd: Int rcvd: $1000/less; Amt Inv: $250,000-$500,000; Cash
US Trea Fd: Int rcvd: $1000 or less; Amt Inv: $15,000-$50,000; Cash
Those are lines 1-56; then there is what she purchased, most within the parameters of this one beginning on lines 57 – 96 (only 1 Inv per line):
Ga B&T: Int rcvd: $5000-$15,000; Amt Inv: $50,000-$100,000; Cash
Int rcvd = Interest received;
Amt Inv = Amount of Investment at the time of filing;
Cash = they type of investment
The following, I did not take the time to break down, but I think I got my point across. Do you think this judge should ever sit on a case with any of the entities named? Be sure to do a thorough search on the judge you get Most of them have this many investments. Does your judge have a stake in the entity that you are suing?
Sterling Savings Bank HomeStreet Bank
FNB of the South Huntignton
Capmark Bank Sallie Mae Bank
Discover Bank United Commerce Bank
Discover Bank Citibank
US Treasury Note US Trsy Inflation Note
US Trsy Inflation Note US Trsy Inflation Note
Endowment Reg. Fund First Eagle Over seas
First Eagle Gold Ivy Global
Pimco Bond Fund Am New World
T Rowe Price Oppenheimer Market
Templeton Bond Blackrock Global Allocation
Eaton Vance Absolute Return Goldman Sachs Absolute Return
Blackrock GNMA Eaton Vance Strategic Fund
Lord Abbett Short Income Fund
Remember, I did not list all of them, she has investments in hospitals, healthcare, schools, utilities. You name it, and the judge you get may end up having an investment in that entity.