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Originally Posted by gatorguy3
For a dummy (like myself) what would the Oath of Office of a judge do for someone who is caught in a child support situation involved the Department of Revenue?
Laymen's Terms Please.
Thanks.
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Lack of oath not properly filed means the judge is not a judge.
That means any decisions or judgements he/she has made are NULL & VOID.
Reason the oath is key, because it is a promise to uphold the constitution both U.S and STATE as well as the laws.
No oath? How can the public or anyone sure-footedly know that officer or judge applied anything correctly and un-biastly.
Now we all know that they don't anyway however, the Oath is supposed to assure that.
It is presumed then that any actions performed are biased, unconstitutioanl,
and the person charged may not have gotten a fair trial.
The law calls for immediate dismisal and no more paychecks. The oath is a requirment to get a check or hold office. It applies to appointed positions as well as the sheriffs, deputies and municiple officers. And many others.
You will find that no attorney will persue that avenue though. They are all part of the same fraternity (BAR ASSOC) and he would probably diciplined or disbarred.
Laymen enough for ya? <SMILE>
D.dog