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Originally Posted by Shoonra
Presumably a state judge does have authority over the county recorder ... but he knows better than to try to interfere with a genuine IRS tax lien. If he were to make that sort of mistake, a court would overrule him. This is the sort of mistake that isn't repeated.
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So the judge will simply overlook the default by the Treasury? That did not happen.
Shoonra is ignorant of the diversity inherent in the 'saving to suitors' clause - concurrent jurisdiction. But she certainly admits that international bankers have the States and United States in their pocket. The judge is simply frightened to call the county clerk and recorder in contempt.
Regards,
David Merrill.