#judicialcorruption

PODCAST SEGMENT 3: "Why are these judges so determined to shield dangerous criminals from deportation? The answer lies in a toxic blend of ideological bias, personal entanglements, and an alarming disconnect from the realities faced by everyday Americans…"

MAGAMike Johnson - upstanding Christian that he is - forms an alliance with the Great Deceiver aka TraitorTrump to use the authority of the United States House of Representatives to exact revenge against anyone and everyone who holds the career criminal accountable for his crimes against the United States and its citizens.    

The Republican party - now the Trump/MAGA party - is totally corrupted by Trump, his cult and enablers.  They’ve actively joined the conspiracy by Trump and fascist right-wing billionaires in the United States and foreign countries to drag the United States into a crisis we can’t even imagine.  They’ve all sold themselves to the highest bidders and all of us along with them.  

Didn’t take long for MAGA Mike Johnson to sell his soul did it?  Not only spreading lies and deceit for Trump but also abusing his authority as Speaker of the House to weaponize the legislative branch and take destructive actions on behalf of Trump.  What a fake Christian he’s turned out to be.  

The lies, deceit and chaos will only intensify as Election 2024 gets closer and DiaperDon and his Republican party - now Trump/MAGA party - co-conspirators get more desperate.  Of course the Professional Liars on FoxFakeNews will repeat the lies and deceit 24/7.  

These are extremely dangerous and dark times with forces at play behind the scenes about which we know very little.  

Corruption is a big problem in India. Apart from being prevalent at different levels of the local, state and central government and institutions like the police, it is also prevalent in the Indian judiciary.

In the judiciary, corruption may vary from being asked to pay small bribes by court clerks to extract case documents or giving favourable court dates, to bigger scales involving even sitting judges. Various incidents such as where 4 supreme court judges came together in 2018 to decry lack of transparency and other issues, or where a supreme court chief justice was accused of presiding over a case where he himself was one of the accused, highlight the problems existing even in the highest courts of the country.

Many former judges have made statements about corruption in the judiciary. For example, Justice JS Verma, CJI from 1997-98 stated "When I joined the bar 40 years back, no one talked about corruption even in the district judges. Now when people talk about corruption even in the apex court, I feel like it is a slap on my face." Justice MN Venkatachaliah, another former CJI made the statement in 2011 "There are just 25 judges in the Supreme Court in a country with a population of a billion-plus. And even there, some of them turn out corrupt". Justice J Chelameswar of the Supreme Court made the statement in 2018 "Twenty years later some wise men shouldn’t say judges sold their souls." Justice Saldanha of the Karnataka High Court made a statement that 33% of the judiciary is corrupt.

So what is the solution? The Indian judiciary also needs some mechanism to be held accountable for corruption. There should be a medium for members of the public to file complaints about incidents of corruption, which should be looked at by a committee of neutral or retired judges or an independent party. Existing mechanisms such as Right to Information (RTI) Act should also be extended to the judiciary. Appointments of judges to various courts and positions should be made in a transparent manner, free from outside influence including government influence.