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Washington Post: When DV Victims Go to Court Without a Lawyer, Odds are Stacked Heavily Against Them

June 15, 2021

CJE Director Kathleen Russell recently testified in the Connecticut Legislature on Sen. Alex Kasser's coercive control bill, where she focused on the tragic preventable filicide case of 7-month-old Aaden Moreno, and his protective mother, Adrianne Oyola. This mother's plea to protect her son fell on deaf ears, when Judge Barry C. Pinkus refused to extend her restraining order against the boy's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: abuse, california, court, domestic violence, editorial, investigation, judicial accountability

Community Rallies for Reform in Courts After 4-year-old Greyson Kessler Killed in Murder-Suicide by Father

June 3, 2021

Alison Kessler had been fighting in the courts to get her 4-year-old son, Greyson Kessler, out of his father’s custody after he sent her pages and pages of abusive, threatening messages, but to no avail in court.  On the day she filed an emergency order (Judge Michael Kaplan denied the motion), officers found Greyson shot to death along with his father. She believes it could have been … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: family court reform, florida, homicide, judicial accountability

The Price of Care: Investigating Corruption in California Conservatorships (ABC10 5-Part Series)

May 28, 2021

CJE has known for 15 years that probate courts are just as corrupt as family courts. In both courts, one of the first things that happens is a listing of the family's assets and resources. And then, the feeding frenzy begins. California courts prey on the elderly and children, our most vulnerable community members. Kudos to ABC10 journalist Andie Judson for this year-long investigation into … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: conservatorship, Family Court, investigation, judges, judicial accountability, news, probate, video

Murder-Suicide of Father and His 4-Year-Old Son Hours Before Judge Denied Mother Emergency Pick-Up Order

May 25, 2021

Rest in peace, sweet 4-year-old, Greyson Martin Kessler, who was murdered by his father in what appears to be a clearly preventable murder-suicide that leaves the court with blood on its hands. Our hearts go out to Greyson's mother, Allison Kessler, who did everything she could to protect her son. No one listened. Read more here.   … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: florida, homicide, judicial accountability, news

Following Arrest and Judicial Conduct Committee Agreement, Nashua Judge Julie Introcaso Resigns

April 6, 2021

Circuit Court Judge Julie A. Introcaso, age 56, of Bedford, New Hampshire was arrested in February on several felony and misdemeanor charges surrounding allegations of falsifying physical evidence, tampering with public records or information, and unsworn falsification while acting with a purpose to deceive a public servant in the performance of his or her official function, according to a release … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: judge, judicial accountability, misconduct, new hampshire

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