What would be good proof that a judge treated you unfair because of your race?
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depends ont the evidence found agaist him otherwise they public or atterney may not believe you
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Contact the American Judges Association and ask them directly:\n\nhttp://aja.ncsc.dni.us/
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Give evidences to show the injustices caused. Such as the effects of the Jim Crow laws, segregation, interracial relations, and unfair legal judgements.
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You've been Discriminated\nPost your Case for Free. Expert Lawyers Review and Contact You.\nwww.casepost.com
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That used to be the case but not anymore.\n\nSome years ago there was a very detailed and thorough research project conducted called 'Getting Away With Murder' and it looked at how different people faired in court.  It found that if an identical crime were committed in identical circumstances that some people received for more lenient treatment in the judicial process.\n\nThese are the summary findings...\n\nBlacks faired worse then whites\nMen faired worse than women\nThe poorer you were the worse it was\nThe less educated you were the worse it was\n25 to 40 year olds got the worst treatment, the elderly got the best\nUgly people faired worse then attractive people.\n\nA lot of it comes down to stereotyping.  Imagine a 25 year old black male, not good looking, uneducated and poor against an attractive 18 year old female from a well off family and with a good education.  The black man is going to get a much stiffer punishment than the white female even if the crimes are identical.\n\nHowever... In recent years things have changed and those in the judiciary are aware of racial accusations being leveled against them.  Asians are likely to receive the lightest sentence whilst whites and blacks can expect about the same.\n\nAll the other aspects remain unchanged so if you want a crime committing get an attractive, educated, wealthy, young Asian lady to do it for you.\n\nAs for the jury, it has to be representative of the community as a whole and if it isn't then the prosecution or defence will object.
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Well, I am neither bi-racial or multiracial, but I notice being white I still face discrimination sometimes.  Some people automatically assume I am racist, even though I am so far from it.  For example, the other day at work a Hispanic couple (their race doesn't matter to me, but it illustrates the point) came up to pay for their dinner with a credit card.  Our policy is that we ask everyone for I.D. when they are paying with a card.  It's for their protection, but also because we have seen cases of fraud.  Anyhow, he seemed a little irritated, but he showed me, finished the bill and left.  About 20 minutes later his wife called and spoke to my manager and said that I was being racist asking for I.D. because they were Hispanic.  My manager explained that asking for I.D. is a company policy and that I was only doing what I was told.  She told them next time they came in that they would receive a free dinner.  However, when she hung up, she came and told me she had watched me when they were paying and that I had done absolutely nothing wrong, and that if those people ever came in again to let her know so that she would ask them to leave.  It kinda bothered me because I know I am not racist in the slightest, but I just laughed it off because I knew it was their ignorance and not mine.  Gosh, sorry for making this so long.
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The problem is that in our country, we give a judge a lot of discretion and power to uphold the implementation and determination of the law.  So, in your case, the magistrate judge does have the power to hold anyone in contempt, for a legal reason, and can impose a consequence.  The alternative is to be completely honest and forthright and explain the reason for the non-payment within a timely fashion.  Maybe demonstrate then that you will make the payment to show that you are not in defiance of the court.\n\nYou have a legal right to ask for a different judge to hear your cause for cause.
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If you open your question, there's a link that says "Report Abuse" right under your name.  Good luck!
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Yes, but it would have to be small claims court. Make sure you bring all the paper work you can muster up, especially your child's statement, the fact that the DA couldn't proceed.. and that you did indeed lose 2 weeks for work because of her. And some pay stubs to prove how much you would have made. Mention your feelings, how it embarrassed you at your work/or in front of your boss.(Don't dramatize it though, just mention)!\n\nYOU CAN SUE FOR SLANDER AND DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER.- because you lost work because of her, I think your chances are very good. I wish you luck!
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***i'm w/ u.  i wasn't raised that way and i really don't understand the whole discrimination thing.  there's *ssh*les out there in every color, and it's not their color that makes them that way.  i'm sick and tired of people getting special treatment too b/c of the hardships their ancestors faced.  i didn't do it to u, i WOULDN'T do it to u...i don't OWE u...and the special treatment he/she/they may receive only perpetuates the anger and resentment.  everyone needs to be treated the same, let the past be the past, and MOVE ON!!!
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I was sexually assaulted after my shift was over at a restaurant, by the owner, who was drunk.  A lot went on. I went to the police and reported it, and brought my clothes that I had worn that night.  It was a 3 hour humiliation session.  I was on tape and also written report.  The guy was brought in for questioning, denied everything and basically called me a liar.  The burden of proof was on me.  Since he hired a lawyer quickly, a pal of his who was a former mayor, I had no choice but to drop the case. Unfortunately, I think a lot of women do this. I couldn't put my kids and parents and husband through a long painful trial, and having no real evidence except my testimony.  What goes around comes around, I guess, and he'll get his one of these days.
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you HAVE to answer to the papers that were served to you.  if you do not, all odds are against you, because it will appear to the judge that you simply do not care.  this requires filing a response with the county clerk, which usually costs a fee - call and find out how much in your county.  if you have kids and are interested in keeping them, you should really use an attorney - the courthouse sometimes has referrals that will go on a sliding scale based on how much you earn, or maybe they will have a payment plan since you are unemployed.  \n\nat this point, assume everything is not in your favor.  everything depends on your particular situation.  was he abusive?  were you?  who has been the primary caretaker of the children, etc.?  judges are mean - they will laugh in your face sometimes if you appear pro se, but i think it's worth it, especially if you win.  also, is there material involved, i.e., houses, cars, etc.?  who wants what?  i would attempt to talk to him if possible and find out what he really wants, i.e., kids - joint custody, or weekends only; house, etc.?
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Justice is getting what I deserve.\n\nMercy is not getting what I deserve.\n\nGrace is getting what I never deserved.
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Double standards.\nAnd they can insult you for being white but then insist it's not racist.
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Go to court and let a judge decide.
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Yes sadly with alot of liberal judges all they have to do is use the gay card or a race card and judges feel they have been treated wrong.\n\nEvidence, specialists to testify about her behavor,  and try to get her to testify as to what he says.
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I have been discrimanated against because I am a woman with a mental illness and suffer seizures - and unfortunately the discrimination comes from those who say they love me the most and want to take the best care of me and that I can trust the most - but there actions don't line up with their words.  I have been denied places to live because I made too much money in a year prior to a year that I had no income whatsoever - I have been denied medicaid because I have no child in my home and yet I have an unlimited amount of expenses!  I was denied shelter at a women's shelter because they could not see any bruises, but I had been a battered wife for five years and finally decided I'd had enough - they told me to come back when it was obvious.  Discrimination happens everyday and it doesn't really matter what color, gender, religion or if you're having sex or not.