Here's an article by Laura Lynn, Los Angelos Family Courts Examiner, and Michael Warnken, judicial reform activist:
How to end the corruption in court
While increasing representation is part of the solution; we need to hold those representatives accountable or all is lost. While Californians only have 1 representative per roughly half a million people, Mainers (Mainiacs some call us) have 1 representative per about 8000 people... and we're in trouble because we haven't really got their ear!
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Have you ever been told "You're only one person?" I have, when I tried to get legislators to take action about clearly erroneous decisions by judges. Through this blog I hope to inform people about corruption by those employed in all three branches of government.
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