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Judicial Evaluation Committee Information
Yes I can do that. I like Judge Riblet a lot, and have been in her Ch 13
court almost every month since 1988. However, she is a human and subject to
all the same illusions all the other judges are, everyone of them being
spoiled pseudo-overachieving big firm people with absolutely no life
experience in what it takes a real person to survive in the world. Every
judge should have to be a regular (poor) person for 6 months prior to taking
their oath for their sinecure. Anyway, email me when you are ready. CG
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Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 6:17 PM
Subject: [cdcbaa] Re: Judicial Evaluation Committee Information
Contributions
> Thanks Chris. Just saw your message, been away from this site for a
> couple weeks. I'll keep it in mind. We'll need it to supplement
> the overall evaluation. When we're ready, can you prepare a summary
> of some of her key procedural requirements? Personal courtroom
> dislikes and preferences. Probably best to leave it anonymous. My
> fax number is 818-901-0880.
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> --- In cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Gautschi"
> wrote:
> > I have extensive experience with Judge Riblet if anyone needs to
> ask me.
> > Chris Gautschi. I haven't paid my dues yet but I will soon. CG
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > To:
> > Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 8:59 AM
> > Subject: [cdcbaa] Judicial Evaluation Committee Information
> Contributions
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> > > So far, I've received a summary of judge's predilictions and a
> > > summary of procedures for particular bankruptcy situations
> > > applicable across the board for all judges from David Lally and a
> > > comprehensive profile on BAP and BK Court judges which includes
> the
> > > background and personal history of each judge from Brett Culee.
> > > Some of the profiles were credted quite some time ago, but are
> > > supplemented by information gathered right up to October 2003 for
> > > Judge Bluebond.
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> > > I've added the Judicial Variance study from the court's
> website. (I
> > > was completely unaware of this study until I heard about it at
> the
> > > meeting.) If you haven't seen it you need to go to the court
> > > website and do a search for "variance". You'll be surprised by
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> > > you get if you've not seen it before.
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> > > Plese contact me if you can supply background notes you've
> prepared
> > > for your own use for the various judges. They'd be very
> helpful,
> > > even if you have to edit them or just mark them "Not for
> > > Attribution" and I won't refer to you as the source.
> > >
> > > Next step is to set and interview Judge Tighe.
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> > > Yahoo! Groups Links
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