by Gary DeMar
Filed under Law
I received the following from my friend Judge Darrell White (retired)
concerning the sex-change operation that a prisoner demanded, a judge
approved, and tax payers will have to pay for. The following was sent to
Congressmen Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE). Following
Judge White’s letter is an article written by Dr. Gary North, the Tea Party Economist, on this same topic. It was included in Judge White’s response to the two congressmen:
“Respectfully, any federal judge who can
so distort our Constitution’s Eighth Amendment as apparently Judge Mark
Wolf has done in the ruling described below warrants investigation for
impeachment. I hope you would agree that Wolf’s dereliction falls below
the standard of ‘good behaviour’ required by Article III, Section 1 [of
the Constitution]. And, distasteful as the task may be, our
Constitution’s Article I, Section 2 places you gentlemen among the only
435 Americans who can initiate such an inquiry. Otherwise, ‘Wherever a knave is not punished, an honest man is laugh’d at.’ —
George Savile (1633–1695). And our posterity — your children and mine —
will have a harder time righting the ship of State for your failure to
so act. There are no innocent bystanders; only folks guilty of
bystanding. Praying for you both! — Judge Darrell White (Retired)
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The following is written by Dr. Gary North:
A federal judge has decided that a prisoner in a Massachusetts prison
for having killed his wife is suffering emotionally. He is really a
woman, hormonally speaking.
So great is the suffering, the judge determined, that the taxpayers of Massachusetts must pay for a sex-change operation.
Incarcerated rapists in prisons around the nation are strongly supportive of this decision of the court.
The prisoner was known as Robert Kosliak when he killed his wife two decades ago. Today, Kosliak is known as Michelle.
My belle.
The judge invoked the Eighth Amendment.
I can imagine George Mason looking into the future and thinking, “We need this provision in order to protect men who want to look like women in prison. This is what liberty is all about.” Madison instantly understood this. So did Congress.
The guards do not think this is a good idea. They say this will make it harder to defend her in an all-male prison. But the judge says the guards are pretextual. That is legalese for “play pretend.” You know: a hoax. I mean, who would imagine that a prison full of celibate, law-abiding men might be a threat to Ms. Kosliak. It’s just silly, the judge implied.
It’s the Department of Corrections’ problem now. Judge Wolf has spoken — or written. At considerable length.
Only in America!
So great is the suffering, the judge determined, that the taxpayers of Massachusetts must pay for a sex-change operation.
Incarcerated rapists in prisons around the nation are strongly supportive of this decision of the court.
The prisoner was known as Robert Kosliak when he killed his wife two decades ago. Today, Kosliak is known as Michelle.
My belle.
Kosilek first sued the Massachusetts
Department of Correction 12 years ago. Two years later, Wolf ruled that
Kosilek was entitled to treatment for gender-identity disorder, but
stopped short of ordering surgery. Kosilek sued again in 2005, arguing
that the surgery is a medical necessity.
The judge agreed with him. So did a good portion of the prison’s population.The judge invoked the Eighth Amendment.
“The court finds that there is no less
intrusive means to correct the prolonged violation of Kosilek’s Eighth
Amendment right to adequate medical care,” Wolf wrote in his 126-page
ruling.
What does the Eighth Amendment prohibit? Cruel and unusual punishment.I can imagine George Mason looking into the future and thinking, “We need this provision in order to protect men who want to look like women in prison. This is what liberty is all about.” Madison instantly understood this. So did Congress.
The guards do not think this is a good idea. They say this will make it harder to defend her in an all-male prison. But the judge says the guards are pretextual. That is legalese for “play pretend.” You know: a hoax. I mean, who would imagine that a prison full of celibate, law-abiding men might be a threat to Ms. Kosliak. It’s just silly, the judge implied.
It’s the Department of Corrections’ problem now. Judge Wolf has spoken — or written. At considerable length.
Only in America!
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