7/27/2019 LETTER TO U.S. DISTRICT COURT (ARIZONA) JUDGE RANER
COLLINS REGARDING COURT DIRECTED "JUDGE SHOPPING"
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ARIZONA COMMON SENSE
An Exercise in Aggressive, Non-Partisan Political Activism
October 16, 2013
The Honorable Raner C. CollinsChief JudgeU.S. District CourtEvo
A. DeConcinni U.S Courthouse405 W. Congress St. #5190
Tucson AZ. 85701-5051
The Appearance of Court Directed Judge Shopping inWarden v
Miranda, CV-11-0460-TUC-DCB (BPV).
Dear Judge Collins:
On June 06, 2013 and again on July 25, 2013 I sent asimilar
letter to Roslyn Silver in her administrative capacity asChief
Judge of the U.S. District Court. Judge Silver did not reply
Now that you are Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court,
Ire-direct this inquiry to you in your administrative capacityand,
in my capacity as Publisher of Arizona Common Sense, apolitical
newsletter, received by selected members of themedia and 1,200
members of the Pima County Bar.
Regarding the assignment of judges to civil cases,information
found on the U.S. Courts website, in pertinentpart, provides:
Judge assignment methods vary. The basicconsider-ation in making
assignments are toassure equitable distribution of caseloads
andavoid judge shopping. By statute the Chief Judgeof every
District Court has the responsibility toenforce the courts rules
and orders on case
http://www.scribd.com/doc/102754588/WARDEN-2012-PROPOSED-SECOND-AMENDED-COMPLAINT-AGAINST-TUCSON-CITY-OFFICIALS-FOR-CONSPIRACY-AND-MALICIOUS-PROSECUTIONhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/102754588/WARDEN-2012-PROPOSED-SECOND-AMENDED-COMPLAINT-AGAINST-TUCSON-CITY-OFFICIALS-FOR-CONSPIRACY-AND-MALICIOUS-PROSECUTION
7/27/2019 LETTER TO U.S. DISTRICT COURT (ARIZONA) JUDGE RANER
COLLINS REGARDING COURT DIRECTED "JUDGE SHOPPING"
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assignments. Each Court has a written plan orsystem for
assigning cases
http://www.uscourts.gov/Common/FAQS.aspx
Please be advised there is a growing public oncernregarding the
appearance of court directed judge shoppingin several cases now
pending before the Court, the first ofwhich is: Warden v Miranda,
CV-11-0460-TUC-DCB (BPV)
I have outlined the nature of this concern in the attachedthree
articles, each of which has received wide internetdistribution:
1. Is the Federal Court Judge Shopping in Warden v
Miranda?
2. Pima County Bar Advises Warden on Judge Shopping
3. Judge Bury is a Rubber Stamp for the Good Old Boys
Under your authority as Chief Judge of the U.S. CourtDistrict of
Arizona, would you please be so kind as to provideme with a copy of
the written plan or system for assigningcases presently employed in
the Arizona District, as setforth above, as well as the US statute
which requires you to
enforce the rules regarding case assignments?
Yours Truly,
Roy Warden, PublisherArizona Common Sense3700 S. Calle Polar
Tucson Az. [email protected]
cc: U.S. District Court Judges Bury, Jorgenson, Zipps andZapata;
U.S. Magistrate Judges; selected members of themedia, selected
members of political activist groups; 1,200members of the Pima
County Bar , etx.
http://www.uscourts.gov/Common/FAQS.aspxhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/122828981/IS-THE-TUCSON-FEDERAL-COURT-JUDGE-SHOPPING-IN-WARDEN-v-MIRANDAhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/122828981/IS-THE-TUCSON-FEDERAL-COURT-JUDGE-SHOPPING-IN-WARDEN-v-MIRANDAhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/123799592/THE-PIMA-COUNTY-BAR-ADVISES-WARDEN-ON-JUDGE-SHOPPINGhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/142668691/FEDERAL-JUDGE-DAVID-BURY-IS-A-RUBBER-STAMP-FOR-THE-GOOD-OLD-BOYSmailto:[email protected]://www.uscourts.gov/Common/FAQS.aspxhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/122828981/IS-THE-TUCSON-FEDERAL-COURT-JUDGE-SHOPPING-IN-WARDEN-v-MIRANDAhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/122828981/IS-THE-TUCSON-FEDERAL-COURT-JUDGE-SHOPPING-IN-WARDEN-v-MIRANDAhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/123799592/THE-PIMA-COUNTY-BAR-ADVISES-WARDEN-ON-JUDGE-SHOPPINGhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/142668691/FEDERAL-JUDGE-DAVID-BURY-IS-A-RUBBER-STAMP-FOR-THE-GOOD-OLD-BOYSmailto:[email protected]
