How does one sue a civil/criminal court judge or have a civil/criminal court judge removed/replaced?
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I thought they were elected\n\nAn Asian Attorney evicted a gay tenants in Madison for noise violations, but  the gay guy sued and won.  After Court the gay guy told the Asian guy to go back to china
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1.  If you don't have an attorney, hire one.  It may be that you are doing something incorrectly and the judge can not under the law do what you want because you are not following some procedural rule.\n2.  If that's not the problem, every state has a formal judicial oversight  board/commission or something.  Usually its attached in some way to the state's highest court.  Go to your state's highest court's website and see if there is a link.\n3.   Alternative: Go to your state's Bar's web site see if there is a link, if not, contact the Bar's complaint line and the operator will be happy to refer you over to the judicial board.
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Do you have an attorney?  If so, they should be advising you on this.  If not, it sounds as though you need one!\n\nIf you think the judge will treat you unfairly, you will first have to convince the judge of that.  Judges are assumed to be impartial, so it is customary to ask them to recuse or remove themselves from a trial or hearing. You would be expected to prove that they may have a bias or personal stake in the outcome.  Only if the judge refuses to do so should you petition the administrative judge (judge's supervisor) to request they be removed.  Going over the judge's head without giving them an opportunity to voluntarily step aside would likely be ignored by the administrative judge and result in the judge in question to make your life even more difficult.
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You could try calling the clerk of the court.  A magistrate should be professional enough to do her job without personal issues.  You could mention that you feel her looking into your case would be a conflict of interest because you have had personal dealings with her.
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A judge can do anything calendar wise with proper notice and the following of the Rules of Court.  This all depends on your jurisdiction. I'd suggest you attempt to reschedule through the court's Clerk. If a judgment was entered despite the cancellation of a mediation or hearing, it MAY be the basis for an appeal, but once again it depends on the jurisdiction.
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I tried doing this myself, but there's too much involved, it's not just preparing and filing the motion, i had to have papers served on the other party and get a motion for a hearing before the judge.  There's more to it than the initial filing of a motion. I gave up, since a lawyer would be the only way to get it done properly.
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I believe you can petition it, but you need to prove that there is some bias with that judge. It cannot be just because you dont like him/her.
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You are in way over your head.  Hire an attorney to assist you.  Your post is very difficult to read or understand and I am sure the judge will require clarity of thought from you if you wish to prevail.
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Turn youself in. Recieve judgemnt from the judge. Then travel accordingly.
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sue him in civil courts
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A court appointed supervisor is the best way to go  then ur not stuck at HIS home and domain.  The judge will appoint one if you tell him what's going on.
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What type of judgment?  Civil or criminal?  If it is civil, nothing.  You just get a civil judgment and you have to pay the money.  Criminal, you might get locked up.
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Start with the courts.  Go and find the Court Administrator and see if they need any help.  Or go to Human Resources at the County and ask them.  The county were I worked had job postings in a central location, if you work with the county don't they have a central location for job postings?  I bet they do, ask at Human Resources.
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Just call the police a couple times.  That'll do it!  The judge will give them the option of help or jail.
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Any reputable lawyer won't charge you for a consultation.  You can lay out what happened and he/she'll let you know the best course of action.  Don't forget, they don't just know the law, they also know the cops in town and the judges, so they've got a fairly good idea of what your chances of successfully fighting the charges are.
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Contact the local COurthouse, there are probably judges that will do it you just need to schedule it.
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That's right about the FIRST venue of complaint against an attorney or, presumably, a judge.  But that is in turn reviewable.  In the case of an attorney, a malpractice suit may be in order.  In the case of a judge, you need to contact the state government or the appeals court -- the next higher court of competent jurisdiction -- to file a complaint about a judge.  The response is judges, sure enough, but not necessarily biased in favor of the accused.  Indeed, they tend to be biased against the accused as putting all judges in a bad light.