Friday, February 13, 2026

We Will Hold Bad Judges Accountable

The David Horowitz Freedom Center has initiated a Judicial Accountability Project aimed at addressing perceived misconduct among federal judges. This project follows a series of controversial rulings by judges that critics claim show bias and overreach.

1. Recent Judicial Actions:

• Judges appointed by President Biden, including Kate Menendez and Mustafa T. Kasubhai, made rulings that critics argue favor political agendas over legal standards.

• Menendez blocked the arrest of anti-ICE activists, while Kasubhai restricted the Justice Department's investigation into voter eligibility.

2. Concerns Over Judge Accountability:

• There are increasing calls to hold federal judges accountable for decisions that appear politically motivated or improper.

• Rep. Louie Gohmert, who experienced unauthorized access to his cell phone records by an unknown judge, emphasizes the lack of transparency and accountability among federal judges.

3. Impeachment vs. Good Behavior Standard:

• Traditionally, judicial accountability has relied on impeachment, which is a difficult process.

• Gohmert and other legal experts suggest that Article III of the U. S. Constitution provides a broader interpretation allowing judges to be held accountable for not maintaining "good Behavior" without impeachment.

4. Objectives of the Project:

• The Judicial Accountability Project aims to highlight judicial misconduct and raise awareness about judges who do not adhere to the ethical conduct expected of them.

• It plans to document the actions of judges through investigative journalism and public profiles to reveal misconduct.

5. Judicial Misconduct Examples:

• Judges are accused of overstepping their boundaries by interfering in legislative and executive domains and injecting personal beliefs into rulings.

• The project seeks to spotlight instances where judges have failed to recuse themselves from cases where bias may exist.

The Judicial Accountability Project aims to restore balance and accountability in the judiciary by encouraging public scrutiny of judicial behavior. The initiative invites citizens to report any misconduct by judges to foster a government that reflects the will of the people rather than unchecked judicial power. As the project develops, it will continue to emphasize the importance of judicial conduct in maintaining democratic principles. 

https://www.frontpagemag.com/we-will-hold-bad-judges-accountable/

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