Friday, September 19, 2008
JUDICIAL COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST MAGISTRATE BAVERMAN
Atlanta, Georgia. The 11th Circuit accepted, and docketed, a judicial misconduct complaint against U.S. Magistrate Judge Alan J. Baverman on September 9, 2008. The complaint alleges Judge Baverman committed numerous criminal acts in an attempt to cover up his threats and acts of extortion & obstruction of justice. The complaint is docketed as 11th Circuit Judicial Complaint No.110890086 and has been filed with the various affidavits and items of evidence supporting the allegations against Judge Baverman. Evidentiary hearings should be held in the near future.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
7 comments:
Good job exposing the crooked judge Baverman.
I've recently encountered an corrupt judge, Jeryl Rosh, in the DeKalb County Georgia probate court and my experience in being defrauded out of my share of an estate by this crook lead me to discover how rampant corruption is within our state's judicial system.
I've set up a website to expose such corruption and would like to extend an invitation to the author of this blog.
The website has news and current events concerning criminal judges as well as a public forum where members can tell their stories and help expose the problems plaguing our courts.
Hope to see you there.
http://www.cajc.org
It is great to see people working to expose the illegal activities of judges. Keep up the great work. I reviewed both the Judge Baverman and the Judge Rosh corruption allegations. They seem to be supported. I wish you the best of luck and offer my prayers for your success in removing bad judges from the bench.
qoute from Alan Baverman: The legal system is the bedrock of our society because it allows citizens to decide whether or not the government is right.
The only flaws are that generally speaking, people without resources get less justice
Judge Baverman = Justice for sale to the highest bidder (so long as minimum bid is met)
Judge Baverman is also being investigated for his involvement in at least two other cases besides the Hintz case and the Cobb county case. It seems like Alan Baverman is finally getting some attention for his very questionable actions. A friend of mine said a bankruptcy case was questionably handled (apparently Alan Baverman had some personal, but not judicial, interests in the case).
BavermanMisconduct.com is a must see.
Post a Comment