Quote Originally Posted by justpics
A judge can deny you your affirm def. Too
A judge can as a matter of law, say the evidence produced is insufficient to comply with State v. Janes and claim it irrelevant...but, is appealable for abuse of discretion on interpreting the law.

We see how these ad-hoc rulings have harmed us patients, and no-one is holding them accountable for being "LEGALLY HANDICAPPED" as the rules of judicial conduct demand...this goes to the claim of pay-to-play scheme with acquiescence from the court.