PA judges urge teachers to improve knowledge of courts…
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Are they serious with this article? I could not even read the whole thing it was making me ill. Maybe while they are “educating” our youth they can discuss how they increased their own salary. I’m thinking that won’t come up. So much for “The court system’s independence is not designed for judges to be able to rule however they want”, said Pennsylvania First Lady Marjorie O. Rendell, a federal appeals judge
Which definition of “court” would you teach the kids? The way courts used to be or the corrupt mess that they’ve become?
Maybe it would be a good idea to teach the kids both so they grow up in time to vote those clowns up when the time comes…