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Anyone who is a sometime visitor to this site will note that not much has been happening in about the last year and a half. I assure you it was not from lack of interest. Instead, all my energies were … Continue reading →

The Grand Rapids Press reports and attorney Rob Gaecke confirms that the U.S. Supreme Court denied leave in the Chandler lawsuit against Wackenhut (now G4S).  Jim and Glenna Chandler’s efforts to prove that the private security company played a role … Continue reading →

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit did not grant a rehearing in the Chandler lawsuit, so attorney Rob Gaecke has applied to the U.S. Supreme Court for a hearing.  Chances are slim, very slim, but he has carried … Continue reading →

The appeal to the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has failed.  the word came this week that two of the three sitting on the appeal voted against it.  The third, Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey, affirmed the appeal in part … Continue reading →

I’ve just come back from the Federal Appeals Court in Cincinnati.  The matter at hand?  A last appeal in the lawsuit initiated by Jim and Glenna Chandler against the former Wackenhut.  …Well, a next-to-last-appeal…if this fails there is the possibility … Continue reading →

May God bless this nation on this special day and every other.  Please. One of the most precious pledges of this land is our stated intent to live under the rule of law, fairly intended and administered.  It is this … Continue reading →

You might want to read this, I’m thinking: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor on the Michigan Supreme Court. Justice O’Connor is an advocate of an appointed court.  She is coming to speak tomorrow as a part of the Michigan Judicial Selection Task … Continue reading →

Okay, here it is, Justice Elizabeth Weaver’s response to Patrick McGlinn of the Attorney Grievance Commission.  (And all this is available at her own website, www.justiceweaver.com.)  I have a couple of observations and questions at the end.   Justice Elizabeth … Continue reading →

Here is the latest in the continuing saga of the Atttorney Grievance Commission matter against Justice Elizabeth A. Weaver (retired) at the behest of Justice Maura D. Corrigan (retired and drafted to head the Department of Human Services):   And … Continue reading →

…That’s what Bill Ballenger of Inside Michigan Politics called the continuing push by The Honorable Maura D. Corrigan in her drive to punish the Honorable Elizabeth A. Weaver.  Both of them are former Michigan Supreme Court Justices.  Justice Corrigan is … Continue reading →