what if judge makes a wrong decision?
490541
any decision can be appealed to a higher court (in the USA) eventually to the Supreme Court.
317412
If a judge decides a case for which there is no applicable law, their decision becomes law.  Another person with a similar case will cite the prior case, and this will influence the judge in his case.  These case decisions have the same force as law, since they are enforcable in court.  Thus, they are law.
137000
You may motion the judge to do that.  It will be up to the judge on the case.
788132
It is one of the times that a referee makes the difference in the game, this time it was the wrong decision. And the sad part is that it was not a mistake, because the officals discussed it. \nI have seen bad decisions, because an official was not in the right place or just missed the call. This was different, this was a decision by committee (I assume).
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Possibly something like fraud or perjury, if the elements are there and can be proven - very unlikely.\n\nIf it is proven that he intentionally lost a case, he will likely be sanctioned (even disbarred) and would be liable for legal malpractice.
593758
Judgment is a court order binding on both sides.  Fact dependent whether you can have set aside and a new trial.  The trial is usually final.  Maybe the facts weren't on your side?
1108860
that means there has been a decision made against you.  whatever the judgment may be, it is a decision made by the judge (and sometimes jury) that you are at fault.  usually it results in an awarding of money for the other party - to be paid by you.  a motion for consideration is what you file when you want the judge to consider a point.  they are filed on any number of issues and without more info, i wouldn't be able to tell you what the judge was being asked to review.
60543
Yes, you could probably appeal the judgment, but this may be a time consuming and costly process.
1092914
The Judge can enforce a court order by holding you in contept of court. A crime in most states.
354749
The word is "appeal" if you're convicted. Then write a book about it. It happens a lot. The main thing judges say is "ignorance of the law is not a defense to breaking the law." In front of a judge alone, you may be up the creek, but there's always a chance if you appeal to get a jury. Human Error is something jury's can relate to easily, we are all human after all.
713244
Have your attorney (or you yourself) file a "Motion for Reconsideration" and ask the judge to clarify your order.  Provide him the facts that a co-counselor is not available and provide reasonable alternatives (couples counseling, having you both see the same counselor, etc.)
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Judges have the discretion of issuing sua sponte orders in circumstances where justice requires such orders. Sometimes a judge will recognize a situation that the lawyers don't and will rule accordingly. Other times, judges are just throwing their weight around and making it known to the litigants.
445328
Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.
713988
it is a violation. The best thing you can do is be honest with the judge and hope he gives you a warning.
709947
I do not want to second guess the judge - who had more complete information- on his decision. So long as the criminal is in jail and is not likely to be released in his lifetime, I am o.k. with the judge's decision.\n\ncc
725281
I assume you now have a working definition of the term, "Bad decision". Think, and do what is best for you and your sanity.
105843
depends on your judge