When you appear before a judge or a DA, you can identify their sex, their race
and perhaps their country of origin by accent.
What you cannot detect of the judge or DA is his/her religious orientation. What if you are a known atheist, but the judge or DA decides not to recuse him/herself because of a conflict? What if you are also a police critic and the judge and DA is not impressed with your free speech but do not say it and do not recuse themselves on that point. Religious orientation of judges and DAs should be clearly documented in the interest of justice and impartiality. Can you provide a reason to not reveal such information? It is not my intent here to dwell on the absurdity of an educated adult man in a position of considerable authority holding a view essentially equivalent to believing in Santa Claus. The Massachusetts Judiciary should be embarassed by this man. Judge David W. Cunis is a grown man, in a position of serious power and he was described by a friend of his as a devout orthodox catholic which implies that he believes in something that is utter nonsense. It would be one thing if David W. Cunis sold pizza for a living, but this is a man employed by the Massachusetts Judiciary that we go to to interpret our ill-defined laws. The following is a statement made to me by Judge David W. Cunis: The burden of proof rests exclusively with the Commonwealth to prove that you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The burden of proof is a strict and heavy burden. The burden of proof is proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The statement is incompatible with religion which is based on total falsehoods. It stands to reason that judges and DAs should not be associated with religion since it is incompatible with their mission in the courts. As an aside, the term beyond a reasonable doubt seems highly ambiguous and is one of those bullshit terms. If the mission or purpose of a judge and DA is to prove facts beyond a reasonable doubt in our adversarial and inquisitorial justice system, then the concept of either the judge or DA having strong religious beliefs is a direct contradiction to that mission. Having a judge like David W. Cunis in the Massachusetts Judiciary is like having Hitler and Himmler as judges in the Nuremberg trials. To have someone like David W. Cunis actually verbalize such a statement is an absolute insult to intelligent people. For David W. Cunis to even suggest that defendants get a mental evaluation is preposterous. He is the one who should get a mental evaluation.
Every court case should begin by the judge and DA clearly stating their religion or lack thereof. To do otherwise is to hide their personal biases which will warp any sense of justice or impartiality. Every defendant in a court case has the right to know the religious biases of a judge or DA.
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Doesn't the presence of so many catholic judges represent a christian (Catholic) sharia?
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Any individual who has very strongly held, but unveriable religious beliefs should be disqualified as a judge or DA. Deliberately hiding these beliefs as a judge or DA, should be criminal. As long as David W. Cunis remains on the Massachusetts Judiciary, he will be a reminder of its stupidity and lack of impartiality and fairness within the Massachusetts Judiciary in the advocacy of real justice and fairness. Perhaps he should become the latest member of the Massachusetts Judiciary Federation of Sociopaths and Psychopaths, another special interest group of the Massachusetts Judiciary. Any level of religion in our court system, either known or deliberately hidden and supressed, is funda>entally incompatible and should be looked at as sheer stupidity and ignorance. |
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