Florida Judge Faces Possible Supreme Court Reprimand for Biased Comments in Court

Orlando, Fla. — The Florida Supreme Court is considering a public reprimand for an Orange County judge who demonstrated bias towards the local State Attorney’s Office, according to recent findings. The judge in question, Martha Adams, who has been on the bench since 2007, faces this potential disciplinary action following an investigation by the state Judicial Qualifications Commission. Documents released by the commission reveal that Judge Adams exhibited behavior that was deemed biased, impatient, undignified, and discourteous toward the staff and management of the State Attorney’s Office in the 9th Judicial Circuit, which encompasses both … Read more

Judge Jeanine Labels Juan Merchan as Biased Against Trump in Recent Court Proceedings

New York – Controversy swirls around the judiciary system as accusations of bias touch the chambers of Judge Juan Merchan, a figure recently enveloped in the legal matters of former President Donald Trump. Merchan, serving in the Manhattan Criminal Court, has been drawn into the spotlight not only for presiding over high-profile cases but also for his past engagements and decisions that seem to consistently align against Trump and his associates. Critics of Judge Merchan, primarily supporters of Trump, argue that his rulings reflect a prejudiced stance, citing instances such as the guilty verdict handed … Read more

Waxahalice ISD Faces Federal Lawsuit Over Alleged Racially Biased Disciplinary Practices

Waxahachie, TX – A recent federal lawsuit is shedding light on alleged discriminatory practices within the Waxahachie Independent School District, suggesting that the district’s disciplinary processes disproportionately target students based on race and ethnicity. Filed in federal court, the complaint raises serious concerns about the fair treatment of minority students in the district. The lawsuit was initiated by a Hispanic student, backed by their family, claiming that the school district’s disciplinary actions are skewed against minorities, particularly Black and Hispanic students. The legal action points to a pattern where these students allegedly face harsher punishments … Read more

Surgeon Wins $15M Verdict in Biased Investigation of Sexual Misconduct Complaints at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Philadelphia, PA – In a recent case at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (TJ), a surgeon was awarded a substantial $15 million in a sex bias lawsuit. The surgeon, who remains unnamed, was accused of sexual misconduct by a student and medical resident at TJ, leading to a Title IX complaint against the surgeon. Following the complaint, an investigation was carried out by an external law firm, and during the subsequent legal proceedings, the court ordered the release of the investigation report, albeit with permissible redactions for attorney-client privilege. According to the plaintiff, the investigation into … Read more