What Will Become of a Wicked Judge?

One truth told in the Old Testament is probably agreed to by the faithful and atheists alike.

“The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?” (Jerimiah 17:9, KJV)

What happens when a judge in the court of man allows her wicked heart to lead her?

It is a disaster for the society she was tasked to control.

For example, my favorite evil judge, Susan Weaver, has on more than one occasion, approved the transfer of property from an old woman’s trust to a reprobate.

If the settlor of the trust is not invited to the festivities (not served summons) or if the trustee cannot afford a licensed attorney to represent the trust, Judge Weaver acts entitled to make idiotic decisions.

It is hard to believe the powers that be would get a moron elected. So, the wayward judge must just be evil.

We are all affected by a bad judge. The poor and underrepresented are affected most directly. (This tends to be minorities and women.)

How many hard-working African-American women have scrimped and saved to be able to pay off their homes? How many have thought that putting the house in a trust would help pass the property to their children or favorite charity without a cumbersome probate? And how many have had evil judges like Susan Kaye Weaver transfer the property to the control of a person whose stewardship the settlor distrusted specifically?

And what becomes of the judge after she is exposed?

Stay tuned.