judicial transparency

Judge Aileen Cannon Failed to Disclose a Right-Wing Junket

Judge Aileen Cannon failed to disclose a right-wing junket; this headline sounds all too familiar when it comes to the actions of certain judges who allow their political biases to influence their decisions. The recent revelation that Cannon did not fully comply with disclosure rules is just one more example of the corruption that seems to run rampant within the judicial system. The fact that this is not the first time she has failed to disclose trips sponsored by partisan organizations raises serious doubts about her integrity and impartiality as a judge.

The luxurious trips to Sage Lodge in Montana for legal colloquiums sponsored by George Mason University, which has ties to conservative donors, further solidify the perception that Cannon may have been influenced by right-wing interests.… Continue reading

Samuel Alito’s Mysterious Absence From Supreme Court Raises Questions – Why is the Supreme Court justice missing from the bench two days in a row?

As the news of Justice Samuel Alito’s mysterious absence from the Supreme Court bench for two days in a row swirls around, the questions and speculations are rampant. The absence of a Supreme Court justice, especially during crucial times, is not something that goes unnoticed. It poses the possibility that the Supreme Court may have to extend its term into July to complete its decisions for the term, impacting significant cases, such as the decision on presidential immunity. This decision holds weight in determining if former presidents can extend immunity protections after they leave office—a verdict that could significantly benefit Trump in his federal election interference case, currently placed on hold.… Continue reading

Aileen Cannon Responds to Claims She Did Not Disclose ‘Luxury’ Trips

As allegations swirl around my involvement in undisclosed luxury trips paid for by the George Mason University Foundation, I cannot help but address the underlying issue at hand. The recent revelation that federal judges, including myself, failed to fully disclose free luxury travel to judicial conferences, as required by internal judiciary rules and federal ethics law, is alarming. The fact that numerous judges omitted such disclosures raises serious questions about the integrity and transparency of our judicial system.

It is disheartening to see the lack of accountability and transparency among colleagues within the legal profession. As a federal judge, it is imperative to uphold the highest ethical standards and maintain the public’s trust in the judiciary.… Continue reading