Washington Post in Regards of Judge Finch of Fairfax County Circuit Court
Va. Judge Selection Process Criticized
Group Challenges Lack of Public Input
By Tom JackmanWashington Post Staff Writer Monday, March 2, 2009; Page B01
A group of more than 200 Virginia residents, calling themselves the "Pitchfork Rebellion" and frustrated with the way the state selects judges, wants the public to have more say in who sits on the bench and for how long. Virginia is one of only two states, along with South Carolina, that empower their state legislatures to pick state judges, a process primarily conducted behind closed doors.
The situation of family courts endangering children and punishing women must be exposed in the media. State and national policymakers in all three branches of government and other allies must be advised of the problem of family courts placing children in the unsupervised custody of abusive parents, and be told that this is happening with alarming frequency. Unlawfully abused by Virginia judicial system?? Expose & make known corruptions. Share your story to be published. Va.justlaw@live.com
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