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An
Act to prevent government by men rather than law, and, to insure that public
policy remains the constitutional prerogative of the legislature.
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Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the
authority of the same, as follows:
SECTION 1. That every judge, chancellor, magistrate
and/or any other judicial officer, employed and/or appointed and/or elected, in
the sovereign State of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS who had the power to issue
rulings, orders, judgments and/or decrees is required to provide a memorandum
with each and every decision justifying it as to the Facts of the case, the Law
of the case, and the legal Conclusion therefrom in all actions to come before
that judicial official; that if the records of any court within the Judicial
Branch, maintained at any place in government, show that such official, on an
order, judgment, ruling and/or decree submitted for recordation has knowingly
or otherwise misrepresented the law and the fact, or both, said judicial
officer will be guilty of a felony. Upon conviction, such punishment shall be
not less than five (5) years imprisonment, $250,000.00 fine or both, addtion
they shall be forfeiture of all retirement benefits, and irrevocable suspension
of license to practice law or discharge form the bench.
SUCH
ACTION shall be brought in a court of record within the judicial branch of the
State, having jurisdiction to try criminal actions.
PROCEDURE
to implement this Act:
- The
Judicial Committee of the Legislature shall within 60 days after enactment
of this law, prepare and order the printing of special complaint forms,
for use by any citizen or resident alien, living within the geographical
jurisdiction of any state of the Union and/or territory of the United
States, to initiate this criminal action against any judicial officer of
the judicial branch of government of the sovereign State of Commonwealth
of Massachusetts republic
- The
aforesaid citizen or resident alien shall file the aforesaid complaint
with:
- the
chairman of the Judicial Committee, and
- the
Secretary of State
- The
Secretary of State is required to cause, within 10 days of the receipt of
the complaint, for the full text of it to be published in:
- the
official journal(s) of the State, and
- the
largest daily newspapers in circulation within the geographical
boundaries of the State.
- Said
Judicial Committee chairman shall make the complaint a priority matter and
the committee is required to appoint a special prosecutor within 30 days
of receipt of the complaint.
- The
special prosecutor is required, within 10 days of appointment to:
- state
his prosecutorial activities, and
- notify
the complaining citizen or resident alien of his appointment
- Upon
completion of his investigation, not to exceed 60 calendar days, the
special prosecutor shall move the Grand Jury for an indictment, or may
proceed on an information.
- The
judicial officer so charged shall not be tried within the court in which
he presides.
- The
clerk of the court of record, upon receipt of said indictment or
information, shall expedite the scheduling of this action as a priority
matter.
- Punishment
- Citizen being damage shall have the right after conviction of this law
to rehear there cases and judges who do not comform or reduce to writing
all decision such citizen shall cause a complaint and having two such
complaints file no matter what the decision complaints shall be filed
with JNC , the judges shall be ask to set down intill
such hearing without pay and not hold any judgeship in the state of
Massachusetts within state jurisdiction till a decision thereof ; and
if found to have cause the judge will not be allowed to continue on the
bench within the state of Massachusetts
