Monday, February 28, 2011

New Born Baby Thru Sms

The judges consider their colleagues in a case of" malfunctioning "




http://www.francesoir.fr/actualite/faits-divers/l% E2% 80% 99etat-assigned-to-justice-after-killing- d% E2% 80% 99A-woman-77451.html

Case topical than that reported by France-Soir. A husband who had just been released by a judge when he was accused of rape with barbaric act and death threats on condition that killed her wife of twelve strokes of 22 long rifle.

The sister of the victim, finding the state guilty of gross negligence, sued the state to ... magistrates. Everyone knows that judges form a kind of caste if not mafia. They are almost all from the "National School of Magistracy. They know each other and often the judge is the son or daughter of a magistrate (s). Sometimes they are Freemasons and promote this as their "brothers" of masonry. They are also often "left" or terrorized by the left and fight as such against "class enemies". All this has much more to do with fairness, or the right, still less with justice.

As part of "preventive detention", the law provides that pretrial detention may be ordered to "prevent [the] renewal [the offense]." and to "prevent pressure" on victims ( section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure).

But counsel for the victim (indirect) of the "malfunctioning" judiciary is not optimistic about the judicial treatment of the application for his client. It must be said that "barbaric act" and "threat of death under certain conditions" that were not elements that might arouse the attention of the raging ideologue as "judge of freedoms and detention." For as alleged by the Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris " no objective evidence of the case could help predict a transition to the act " . C'mon.

probably should there be, for trial judges, independent institutions and popular. They are so jealous of the independence of the judiciary, why is it that judges who believe their colleagues are? There should be a court of law judges, independent judges.

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