How Federal vs State Jurisdiction Impacts Your Houston Criminal Case
If you are facing criminal charges in Houston, it is essential to understand whether your case will be handled in state cour
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I figure anyone who wants to sit in judgement of others has got to have some serious issues. Based on this notion, some time back, I came up with:
Fickman’s Maxim on Judicial Qualifications. The Maxim states,
” Anyone who seeks to be a judge,
By definition, is not qualified to be a judge”
As a spin off of the Maxim, whenever someone tells you they are running for judge, tell them
” I’m sorry but you are not qualified. Come back when you are someone else”
I like to end it there. The ” someone else” would be someone who wasn’t seeking to be a judge.
Good luck
Robb Fickman
Houston
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