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    Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers has wool pulled over her

    eyes, doesnt see hands in the till during Executive, Legislative, Judiciary Meeting

    regarding Minority Judgeship Appointments, or is it Acquiescence?

    The matter in discussion at the Executive, Legislative, Judiciary Meeting was Minority Judgeshipappointments. During the meeting the application and its process was discussed more than the problems

    really facing the minority candidate or appointeeinstitutional racism. More so than Caucasian

    counterparts, Negroes are threatened, harassed, and blacklisted at an alarming rate. The Chief Justice,rather than allowing those primarily responsible for the problem to frame and mislead in the discussion,

    caused more harm than good.

    The answer to the problem is contained in actual State of Connecticut Supreme Court Decisions and theConnecticut General Statutes. The conclusion should be the State of Connecticut 2011 SEBAC Agreement

    {Attachment D}, which in part undermines the Supreme Courts Decisions in both Jones v State of

    Connecticut, and Trinkley v State of Connecticut. The refusal or inability of the court or Chief Justice touphold its {their} own opinions and rulings demonstrates the political and special interests influences that

    exists and dominates the processes..

    These very same influences may be the reasons for the lack of Negro applications for judgeships.

    Furthermore, the corruption and direct influences that were established through the executive branchwithin the workers compensation commission by its appointment of rogue commissioners, administrators

    and judges, by then corrupt governor John Rowland. The practice of civil rights violations and fraud has

    appeared to have permeated its way throughout the Judicial Branch.The actions or inactions of the State Supreme/Appellate Courts are reflective of a merging of the

    powers within the three branches of government into one super branch, lead by both political and business

    special interest groups. Checks and balances has given way to power and corruption as the will of thepeople has been silenced by the greed of local politicians as they leverage their position and ability to

    apply pressures upon the judiciary. Judges are not allowed to interpret clear black letter laws against the

    prevailing political interests.

    Workers Compensation Commissioners usually say: my hands are tied. Judges in the courts refuseto interpret phrases such as: If a member qualifies for .he shall continue be credited with service

    hereunder, and shall not be deemed to have retired until he elects to retire. The problem with Negro

    Judgeships is that we truly are not connected or Know anyone. The intrinsic values held by theAfrican, Hispanic communities do not mesh with the predominately capitalistic values of the European

    Jewish and Catholic communities that primarily influences the political process in Connecticut.

    The disparity in compensation between Negroes and Caucasians on masse is no different from thepractices and divisions during segregation. The few house niggers, or Negroes survive well as their

    values are basically exchanged for the status and wealth as they are rewarded for their vetting andblacklisting certain Negroes who may not wish to participate or who are not in agreement with the corrupt

    political or policy schemes.

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