can i sue a judge?
i broke into a house got caught police came up to me and started beating me actually 2 i was falsly accused of tryn to hit the cops i plaeded guilty for the burglary but i didnt plead guilty for attacking the cops and i go to court 4 the 4th time and the judge didnt even ask any of that, its obvious their covering the cops and they put that on my record i know i can sue the cops but im mad at the judge actually the system nowonder their used to b outlaws AND FOR ALL THE PUBLIC DEFENDERS F*#K U PUBLIC PRETENDERS
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Yeah well you're an idiot for breaking into a house and getting caught, dumbass.
No. They are considered kings in their courtroom, and the king can do no wrong. They are fully protected by laws in every state.
Cops always load resisting arrest, battery of law enforcement officer, and whatever else they can think up to make the claims of police brutality have little or no significance and/or believability. Best thing to do when you are free is to work for what you want and stay out of dwellings that are not yours. Stealing is a lousy and low way to earn a living or supplement a living. Education is a better avenue to increased earnings.
No, you can not sue the judge. You can not even sue the cops. Ironically, the only one that can be sued here is you, by the owner of the home you broke into.
1 NO, you can't sue the judge.
2 PUBLIC DEFENDERS are the reason the court system works at all.
Judges are protected by a thing called judicial immunity that protects them from any sort of suit.
You are a useless piece-of-s**t pimple on the butt of humanity and you deserve whatever will happen to you. Thank God another worthless ****** will be off the streets.
yeah can someone explain to me my rights as a free lance home burglarizer.
your lucky your not dead cause i would have shot yo azz if you broke into my house.
hey dude! why where you so stupid about breaking in a house anyway?